sport4minus

Re-encode all .txt files in a directory from windows-1252 to utf-8 in place

using find and iconf commands on osx
replaces original files!
two-step process:
- first store all paths to text files in a separate file
- then do conversion based on each file path
- why? find -exec with iconv was too hard to figure out on macOS

1:

if you have a sketch called Test.pde

navigate to application.macosx/Test.app/Contents/Java
then call the following line java -cp "*" Test
-cp "*" makes all the jars in the directory available to java
Testist the main class name, in Processing usually the name of the Sketch / Main .pde

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8" />
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

	<title>Three Five</title>

	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
	<!-- assume local copies of p5js and three -->

	# Brennenstuhl Premium-Web-Line V3 is a socket strip with an embedded web server.
	# It can be switched via a web interface or using http get requests. The latter is a bit under-documented,
	# so here's what i found out:
	# The built-in server accepts only authenticated http get requests (using digest auth).
	# each command has its own url, like so: http://{IP-OF-THE-SOCKETSTRIP}/cgi/{commandname}?params
	# full list can be found in a PDF called "Premium-Web-Line V3 CGI specification.pdf" which is included in the download package of the official software:
	# download link -> https://www.brennenstuhl.com/index.php?module=explorer&index[explorer][action]=download&index[explorer][file]=firmware/premium-web-line-v3-software-3_3_6.zip

	# here's an example on how to toggle one of the two relais (nr. 0)
	# modified a general digest auth example from stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23254013/http-digest-basic-auth-with-python-requests-module

	#!/bin/python

	# deckset_collect.py
	# by jens wunderling
	# this script collects all assets used in a deckset presentation into one folder and creates an updated .md file
	# useful if you wildly use image files all over your local file system
	# and for archiving (if online sources go offline)
	# i'd like this to be a feature of the main app though :D

	import os, argparse, shutil


	/*
	crossfade-videos.js by github.com/sport4minus
	test based on omxplayer-controll example by github.com/winstonwp

	– crossfade two videos on raspberry pi using node.js, omxplayer-controll https://github.com/winstonwp/omxplayer-controll and omxplayer.

	– working based on omxplayer's capability to set a video render layer.

	– two instances of omxplayer are started on different layers, the upper ones' alpha is changed during runtime.

	{
	"cmd": [
	"/_path_/_to_/flex_sdk_4.6/bin/mxmlc",
	"${file}"
	],
	"selector": "source.actionscript",
	"encoding": "cp1252"
	}

	# join audio and video input files -> video with audio channel using libav / avconv
	avconv -i in_video.mov -i in_audio.wav -vcodec copy -acodec mp3 -map 0:v:0 -map 1:0 out_audio_video.mov