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STAMMER is a Python Script that [[Scrambling|scrambles]] video frames to line up with a given sound file. Originally this was done to rearrange the Steamed Hams Simpsons clip, however it works for basically anything. | STAMMER is a Python Script that [[Scrambling|scrambles]] video frames to line up with a given sound file. Originally this was done to rearrange the Steamed Hams Simpsons clip, however it works for basically anything. | ||
=Usage= | |||
See the github page for basic usage, but it summarizes down to: | |||
# Make sure you have a version of Python installed that is compatible. | |||
# Set up the input file and source for that file to "stammer" | |||
# Run the program | |||
# Check the output to see what it did! | |||
Revision as of 02:34, 8 August 2024
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https://github.com/ArdenButterfield/stammer
STAMMER is a Python Script that scrambles video frames to line up with a given sound file. Originally this was done to rearrange the Steamed Hams Simpsons clip, however it works for basically anything.
Usage
See the github page for basic usage, but it summarizes down to:
- Make sure you have a version of Python installed that is compatible.
- Set up the input file and source for that file to "stammer"
- Run the program
- Check the output to see what it did!