Full moon Cathedral timelapse
Cathedral timelapse with full moon, pity the cloud cover however its another perspective. Shot with Sony A6500 + 70-200mm f4
How to setup DayZ Standalone Server on Windows Server 2019
It has been almost 11 months since this post about installing and setting up a Dayz server was made. Here is a fresh guide to setting up your DayZ Standalone…
GoPro video compared to APS-C camera
Yes, a GoPro is going to be different in many aspects compared to an APS-C mirrorless camera. These cameras are small but look big alongside a GoPro, they cant stabilize…
PHP converting Unix epoch time format into readable date
Unix epoch time is the amount of seconds elapsed since 00:00:00 1st January 1970. Even more interesting is in 2038 the count will go to negative as it will reach…
FFmpeg x264 encoding; More cores or faster cores?
Something different this time, testing with a faster CPU that has less cores. Is having more cores or faster cores an obvious difference for FFmpeg video encoding? Last time the…
Fixing underexposed video with FFmpeg
Turning potentially ruined video footage into something very much useable, like magic the dark video is back to normal, vibrant with a little bit of extra noise. I had underxposed…
Pass PDO MySQL connection into function without global
Passing a PDO MySQL connection into a PHP function can easily be done, simply by assigning global to the PDO connection variable unless you want to be repeating the connection…
JSON storage services
Storing JSON data with a service allowing the ability to simply retrieve upon need isn’t a scarce ability. There are many online services offering to store your JSON data with…
Get all videos from channel with YouTube API
Getting all the videos (data) from a YouTube channel with the API seems a fairly common need right? Fair play to YouTube and Google as they’re going to make you…
Change image based on screen size
Mobile based viewers of your website are going to be on smaller screens and (in theory) have slower internet, thus making a decent means for smaller sized and lower quality…