If you’re looking to process the RAW 5.7K 180º video footage of the Vuze XR without using the pretty buggy and no longer supported Vuze VR Studio software there’s a way to do it with ffmpeg. For now Vuze VR Studio still works on Mac (check out Vuze XR camera software download – on Apple …
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I was in need of password protecting a ZIP file on macOS, but couldn’t find an intuitive way to do so. Luckily we can do it on the terminal. This works with both macOS and Linux. This command will prompt you for a password to protect the ZIP file with. The result will be an …
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Since Human Eyes stopped supporting Vuze it’s becoming harder to get your hands on (working) software that goes with the Vuze XR camera, a 180° 3D camera (it also does 360° 2D). The Vuze XR website is still online, but the SSL certificate has expired which makes it harder to download the software. On top …
Homebrew (or brew) for MacOS is great, but one thing I dislike is how it can upgrade to a major release of say Node.js or Perl. This usually comes with a lot of incompatibility issues because not all modules you’ve got installed work yet or require reinstalling. To switch to an older version you can …
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If you’re using the excellent htmx library for adding interactivity to your website or webapp you greatly benefit from using a templating engine that supports rendering fragments (I suggest reading this first if you don’t know yet about fragments and why they’re useful, especially in the context of htmx). Using fragments you’ll be able to …