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Hi,

what do you think about making SymLinks as an Option? This would be greate, so there is no space wasted and the pictures can be sorted with different options in different folders...


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General Software Discussion / Re: -1 for BrowserChooser
« on: June 08, 2011, 12:58 PM »
PickBrowser is great - esp. when you use a lot of diffrent browsers like me.

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Scripts are in ahk (autohotkey) source, in case anyone was wondering.
I changed the Topic

that sounds like it could come in handy.
I tried a lot of programs - even comercials - there was only one wich does that was the script does (whery expensiv! but with nice gui). I recogniced the splitpattern to be mp3splt so I tried to recreate the method used by that program.

My scripts aren't as nice. They depend on other programs, wich output is evaluated throug a created text file. I don't know how to get the output direct to the scripts. So a bunch of batchfiles is created in the run of the scripts. Not a very good programming - but it works ;)

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Hi,

I wrote scripts to split large audiofiles (mp3/ogg) in smaller parts with the "same" timelength. The script search an directory for audiofiles and then make a cue list to split each in a new folder.

In the cutlist the parts have the same length, but mp3splt searches for the best splitpoint (silence) in the region. With this logic there are no hard brakes in an audiobook.

There is also a script which moves/groups mp3 files to different folders based on the playlength. It start with the first file of a folder and moves it to a subfolder until a time treashold is reached, then starts a new folder. I used a different program to get the timelength for this script than for the split script, because the other program results sometimes in wrong time information.

The scripts are far from perfect, but maybe some one find them useful and maybe some finds the time to make a program out of it.

Whats also needed is mp3splt: http://mp3splt.sourc...p3splt_page/home.php

mp3splt needs to be extracted in the working directory.

I hope someone finds the scripts useful ;)

Bastian

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Jibz's Tools / Re: Dina in Firefox with Stylish
« on: July 27, 2009, 06:02 AM »
Maybe you like this one as a starter - here I have tweaked the newssite  heise to nearly perfection - you can clearly distinguish links and see if they were visited or not and if they are external links.

If you like I can make a screenshot later.

Code: CSS [Select]
  1. @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);
  2.  
  3. @-moz-document domain("heise.de"){
  4.         a:link    {text-decoration:none !important; font-weight:bold   !important; color:blue !important;font-family:times;text-shadow: #c0c0c0 3px 3px 5px;}
  5.         a:visited {text-decoration:none !important; font-weight:normal !important; color:navy!important; text-shadow: #c0c0c0 3px 3px 5px;}
  6.         a:hover   {text-decoration:none !important; font-weight:bold   !important; background-color:gold !important;}
  7.         a:active  {text-decoration:none !important; font-weight:bold   !important; background-color:blanchedalmond !important;}
  8.         a:focus   {text-decoration:none !important; font-weight:bold   !important; background-color:aqua !important;}
  9.         #body, html {font-family:times !important;}
  10.         body, html {font-family:dina !important;font-size:10pt !important;}
  11.  
  12.         a[href^="http:"] {
  13.                 text-shadow: red 3px 3px 5px;
  14.         }
  15.  
  16.         a[href^="http://heise.de"],
  17.         a[href^="http://www.heise.de"]{
  18.                 text-shadow: #c0c0c0 3px 3px 5px;
  19.         }
  20. }

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Jibz's Tools / Re: Dina in Firefox with Stylish
« on: July 26, 2009, 04:54 PM »
One screenshots is in my first post now

Here are two others - but with a bit more tweaking.

Orginal:
Screenshot - 26.07.2009 , 23_44_27.png



Tweaked:
Screenshot - 26.07.2009 , 23_45_47.png

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Jibz's Tools / Dina in Firefox with Stylish
« on: July 26, 2009, 10:07 AM »
@Jibz, I  love your font - its very clear and easy to read!

Some of my favorite websites are not easy to read in the normal site font so i created a little Stylish script:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("donationcoder.com"),
               domain("anotherDomaoin.com")
{
body, html, .post {font-family:dina !important;font-size:10pt !important;}
}


Edit: I made a mistake with the namespace - now it should work.

Screenshot:
dina.gif

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Hmmm...multiplying the width times the height is not a good indicator of file size.  Did you maybe mean a rounded off total pixel count?
That was my intention - sorry I'm not a nativ english speaker.
My Intention was a pixel count. I think it is good for sorting HighRes and LowRes pictures.

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Sorry - I wasn't exact

My idea is to calculate "with X heigh" and truncate the last 3 to 6 digits

  800 *   600 = 480k
1024 *   768 = 786k
1920 * 1200 =    2M or 2.3M

As I understand your program - I'll get diffrent direcorys for landscaped and portrait as it is right now? This is also be good if I want to filter landscape and portait.

The download worked, thanks - I'll try the program later

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Hi skwire,

the program sounds good but I can't download it - I get an 404

Another idea for the program: To sort in folders with the "size" of the picture - for an 800*600 or 600*800 picture in 480k or something like that.

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