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To encode your SRT file in UTF-8 (for instance: “video.srt”), please follow this process:
1. Rename (F2) the “video.srt” file with your PC in “video.srt.txt”.
2. Launch a text app, like Kate.
3. Click on the “File” menu then select “Save the file as…”.
4. In coding option, select “UTF-8”. Then save your file.
5. Rename (F2) the file “video.srt.txt” to “video.srt”.
Done!
from: Zappiti Player 4K [EN]
You can use this code:
ffmpeg -i [nameofthevideo] -r 10 -f image2 image-%3d.jpeg
where 10 after -r is the number of images per second. So you can change it, according to your needs.
Colors -> Map -> Color Exchange
It’s better use (one of) the following codecs for encoding
so Avidemux will be able to optizmize the CPU usage and will be much faster. And the CPU temperature will be lower.
Cfr.here.
Occorre avere una versione non-appimage di Digikam.
Poi andare in settings -> metadata -> baloo e selezionare la sincrinizzazione.
Anche con Firefox si può:
Cfr. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzkqJLEIPOQ
If you cannot speak-to-text directly from the smartphone to PC, you can before dictate a text within KDE Connect and then, after, send it to your PC (provided that your smartphone and your PC are both connected with KDE Connect):
KDE Connect (on smartphone) – > remote input -> small icon on high, as below
Then choose as keyboard, Google Voice Typing
Then you will be able to dictate your text (seeing it, before, on the smartphone [KDE connect] screen) and send it to your Desktop device.
