This is a small personal cheat sheet for encoding audio/video encoding where I put some of my most used stuff with FFmpeg and other tools. I use H.264 and AAC on MP4, M4V or MKV container most of the time.

We’re very excited about that, and very grateful to the 70-plus contributors who’ve made it better and more powerful. In honor of you all, Phil Arndt created this awesome video (thanks also to Gource). It’s 125 MB, so you’ve been warned. But it really is worth checking out. 

In this design tutorial you will be taken through an extensive step by step on how to create detailed 3D text that sits in created environment. We will map graphics onto our artwork, add lighting, texture and more utilizing Illustrator, Photoshop and a bit of patience. This tutorial assumes an Intermediate to Advanced level of knowledge in Photoshop and a Beginner to Intermediate level of knowledge in Illustrator.

This is a complicated tutorial, should you have trouble post a constructive and detailed explanation of your problem and I will be happy to work through any struggles!

Final Preview

You can see a preview of the completed work below. Click on it for a large scale version.

Simple shell utility to convert html to pdf using the webkit rendering engine, and qt.

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It is one image containing multiple frames. I assume The image is used as background via CSS and the background position is changed rapidly (through JavaScript) to create the animation effect.

The image is:

2	It’s called sprite animation and is how Google animated the Martha Graham logo earlier this year. There are jQuery plugins like Spritely to assist with rolling your own sprite based animations. – Marcel Aug 7 at 8:06

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Taking your wordpress installation further than just a blog.

The Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) is an organization that seeks out and tests innovations in journalism to find the best solutions for use in the real world.

Their new Palantir-developed Drupal website replaces a custom PHP website and two WordPress.com blogs. Part of our assignment involved migrating content from RJI’s WordPress blogs into Drupal.

Initially, we intended to do this using the WordPress Import module. However WordPress Import is a stand-alone module that does not integrate with CCK fields, meaning that you cannot import WordPress post categories or authors as CCK text or node-reference fields. It also has limited options for importing files attached to WordPress posts.

New open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and PCs too). Perhaps Adobe should focus more on creating great HTML5 tools for the future, and less on criticizing Apple for leaving the past behind.