Two small updates in my KAP’ing Experience:
And a small video, taken from the same kite. Needed to stabilize it quite thoroughly, and the result is at times a moving horizon 
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Got my Raspberry Pi ! Yeah!!
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Vet cool!
http://killswitch88.deviantart.com/art/Aurora-Borealis-2012-278012945
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Hey all, just installed a facebook integration plugin for wordpress. Supposedly it cross posts your (new) wordpress posts into your facebook account. This is a post just to see whether it works. With images. I hope.
Let’s see whether this works.
Update: Whoohoo! works, quite nicely too!
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Also sprach Dagfinn Stangeland at 3/16/11 4:04 AM:
> I have been able to convert normal (16bits at 44,1kHz) FLAC audiofiles to ALAC > using ffmpeg. Searching around I found this little line that has worked > fine: > > for i in *.flac; do ffmpeg -i “$i” -acodec alac -map_meta_data 0:0,s0 >> “`basename “$i” .flac`.m4a”; done; >> > > The above line converts all flac in a dir to alac and preserves tag info. > > I was hoping to use ffmpeg to convert HQ FLAC files (24bits at 96kHz) to ALAC > preserving bitdepth and sampling rate. > > Is it so that the alac encoder really does not support such a high sample > rate? Or do I need to pass options to ffmpeg to enable this? > I notice that “ipod” is mentioned in the output stream info, I do not > understand the significance. > > Sidenote: I’m not aware of any other tools that supports FLAC to ALAC > conversion. If anyone knows of better suited tools, please let me know. You don’t need to specify -map_meta_data any more, the latest version from GIT automatically maps it.
As far as I can tell, the highest bitrate I’ve been able to use with the ALAC encoder is 48 KHz.
Heb je eindelijk een shitload 96/24 masters (of hoger, hoogste 192/24 zelfs), moet je de bende handmatig lopen converteren, niks scriptjes douwen.
Prut.
Aardige referentie naar Nietsche overigens, was me nog niet eerder opgevallen
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Lijkt er ergens wel een beetje op, niet?
Pre eindelijk in een net doosje geprutst, voeding apart van de VSPS zelf (Google: rjm Audio vsps, niet lui zijn!). Zit nog wel een HEEEEEEEEEL klein brommetje in, eens een keertje nalopen. Alleen hoorbaar als je hem zo hard zet dat horen en zien je allang vergaan en de naald uit de groef springt van de bassen, dus geen heel groot issue, maar toch…. wil je het eruit hebben. Zal wel een aarde contactje dat niet per se helemaal correct cpntact maakt.
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Even aan het oefen met een nieuwerwetse retro GIF. Oftewel een cinemagraph.
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En dat rijmt.
Shakespeare & Co, Paris. Photo by MARGJE (C) 2011 &c. Sepia toning, 7D
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Margje in de boom in Bassano. 1/2 speed (60fps naar 3fps).
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Found this one on a german forum. Easy enough to ounderstand
For all of those who want to start paragliding… This is more or less indeed what you do. The first two days are actually the heaviest. Starting ground handling and learning how to set up the paraglider (with a little wind) is quite tiring if you do it for the first time.
After learning how to do so it starts getting easier and less tiring, but groundhandling is and will always be one of the most important parts of paragliding…
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