mostly geeky stuff
Managed to import my project from AWS to SourceTree. Here's the screenshots workflow. Hopefully this helps you too. How to import AWS codecommit GIT projects with SourceTree. Create a key https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codecommit/latest/userguide/setting-up-ssh-unixes.html C:\> ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
I've used both extensively in the past, and after swapping over to VMWare Fusion Free Personal edition, I've discovered something quite interesting. My Current settings: VirtualBox: VirtualBox Graphical User InterfaceVersion 6.1.18 r142142 (Qt5.6.3)Copyright © 2021 Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. VMWare Fusion: Using VirtualBox on my MacMini 2018 (3.2 GHz 6-Core Intel... Continue Reading →
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252038901 I migrated a Windows VM from VirtualBox to VMWare with the free personal licence option for testing, and I found that once the VM booted to the log in screen, I couldn't get past it. The keyboard and the mouse just didn't work. The thing that made it work, was to disable the network... Continue Reading →
This has taken me a little while to figure out, but it's something that I'm surprised Adobe didn't do with Audition 3. The problem arises when you make a multi-track session in Audition 3, and you have put all of your markers on the session, where your exports should be. The question remains for some... Continue Reading →
One of the most annoying thing about Ionic is chasing your tail. Things don't always w2ork as expected. You have to install JavaSDK, Gradle, maybe CocoaPods, tools.jar, and more. This tool me hours to find the solution: No installed build tools found. Install the Android build tools version 19.1.0 or higher. I found the answer... Continue Reading →
To get your station really singing, I'd suggest using Hooks. What is a hook you say? A hook is a 10 second snippet of the meat of the song, such as the bit that gets stuck in your head, or a snippet of the chorus or similar. So, how does this make the station sound... Continue Reading →
Probably the easiest way to read and write settings.ini files in VB.NET is with a little bit of code from NuGET from MarioZ called https://github.com/MarioZ/MadMilkman.Ini This is a section that I wrote using the examples to check and see if values exist, before writing a default settings file. Imports MadMilkman.Ini Public Class Form1 Private Sub... Continue Reading →
public void Main { DateTime now = DateTime.Now; int yearnowfix = (now.Year + 20); string[] theArray = { yearnowfix.ToString().Substring(2), now.Month.ToString(), now.Day.ToString(), now.Hour.ToString(), now.Minute.ToString(), now.Second.ToString() }; Console.WriteLine(PlayDateConversion_ToHex(theArray)); } public string PlayDateConversion_ToHex(String[] HumanDate) { String DateHEX = ""; // Convert the array to Binary, to then convert to Hex. Console.WriteLine("This is the Binary:"); Console.WriteLine(ToBinary(Convert.ToInt32(HumanDate[0]), 7)); // Year... Continue Reading →
I'm doing this on a journey and writing things as I go, because while all audio editors do things the same - play audio - the way you navigate and actually achieve those results is different. This is not comprehensive, but written as a bit of a starter guide, not only for other people but... Continue Reading →
I don't have any of the new Apple M1 silicon devices. This is on the cards, but first, I have to investigate this. So, I write this in the unknown, as not many are talking about how this will be for developers. It's Just YouTubers doing video benchmarking. which will suite their workflows. Firstly, Ionic/Angular... Continue Reading →
