It’s finally out. A project/task/activity manager tool that sits in Firefox web browser as a web page on your local computer. See it in action!
TICs provides buckets (or think desktops) for projects related
fragmented information. It lets you create links to files, folders, web
pages, web based email and pieces of text (under a task or project
umbrella) by dragging them over the extension page. You can then quickly
group and access this resources from within Firefox. It also lets you
add your own notes, due dates, people and similar tags to information
you drag or create. It also helps you understand your projects by
finding overlaps through information and provides an overview of
collections changes over time. You don’t need to learn new organization
techniques and it lets you externalize and preserve some additional
project knowledge you already have, but is otherwise hard to externalise
in standard applications.
i want to blur portion of avi video with avidemux software
i mentioned avi format now, then what will be the size of output file?
is size equal to input file size or more?
thank you sir
Maybe I was to unclear on this step (this is the step 6.)
Before saving the fie (File->Save->Save Video) you NEED to select the encoding algorithm on the left side of the vide. This means that the button Copy below the label video is changed to something else.
See the video at 2:06.
Otherwise the video part of the file will just be copied from the original and no filters will be added.
One more thing.
Bluring just one part of the video with the Mplayer delogo filer once failed on me. I waned to add a blur just for five seconds over a face in a longer video. If I didn’t specify the frames (Partial button in step 5) I gut the blur over the whole length of the video. With Partial selected I ended up with destroyed video.
Let say I wanted to add a blur from the frame 500 to the frame 600 on a video of 1000 frames (I know I know, but just for the sake of keeping numbers low).
1. Split the video in 3 parts (use the reddish buttons A & B at the bottom of the video to select UNdesired parts of it and use Edit->Delete): first from frame 0-499, second from frame 500-600 and third from frame 601-100. Save each part as it’s own file (no encoding needed so both video and audio remain on Copy)
2. Add a blur to the second video with the procedure described above but selecting Mplayer delogo as a filter (and don’t forget to encode the video).
3. Concatenate the three videos. Open the first one and select File->Append to add the other two
Well I guess this could be a tutorial on it’s own.
I made a video of how to emphasize (add a circle over a face) things in a video with Avidemux. The same can be done for adding a blur with a different filter – Mplayer delogo.However, blurring just one part of the video with the Mplayer delogo filter once
Strange, I have Miscellaneous different…
See http://gyazo.com/bf3b4e330ddb8f2ed5fb650e452bba5e
Version 2.6.7
Confusing…
there is no option in Avidemux 2.6.8 v2
to add logo in Miscellaneous.
but in transform there is a option to add logo but it not sport png format.
it just only sport jpg without transparency.