@infowaredm yea, sorry about that. It's because I was using my internal mic. I have a headset now so if I produce any new videos I will use the headset instead. It sounds really good.
hey, do you by any chance show how to do this in a file, and execute / compile / run the file like you do in c++ ? i get the hello world and basic arithmetic but i wanna do this in a *.py file....
@happinin I show how with nano (a terminal text editor you can use any text editor though) at 2:40. Just make a file with a text editor and write | print "hello world" | in it. Go to the file and type | python filename |
@chill13j awesome thanks.... also i have another request of you :) can you please please please show us how to do CLi argument parsing to a python program? Im kinda playing around with it atm to do my assignment, but i need to use a function called OptionParser to be able to carry out different actions depending on the argument given upon execution. I also want to learn how to do error handling if people dont type in the arguments correctly
@happinin i finally posted the argparse video if you didn't figure it out yet. It's really basic and kind of late... but i've got it up if you want to watch it.
cool tutorial. Didn't see the "r" in raw at first, had to backtrack to find it, but everything worked. Good timing I am new and this is just what I need. Feel free to explain all the details you can like why parenthesis and quotes when calling up the .py script
@chill13j When you record the video, don't amplify the mic directly from whatever sound mixer you use. Instead, record it at the normal sensitivity. Then, in a somewhat decent video editor, rip the audio and save it. Amplify it in Audacity. You may need to enable clipping. Now your audio should not have the buzzing. Save this audio file, and replace the original audio file with this one. If the problem still occurs, it is a mic problem.
its really nice you put these videos up to help people but next time record your voice not the tapping on the keyboard.
infowaredm 2 months ago
@infowaredm yea, sorry about that. It's because I was using my internal mic. I have a headset now so if I produce any new videos I will use the headset instead. It sounds really good.
chill13j 2 months ago
thanks, good tutorial
electromaniack1 5 months ago
how to wxpython and read key pressed
francisgan9ut 7 months ago
hey, do you by any chance show how to do this in a file, and execute / compile / run the file like you do in c++ ? i get the hello world and basic arithmetic but i wanna do this in a *.py file....
happinin 9 months ago
@happinin I show how with nano (a terminal text editor you can use any text editor though) at 2:40. Just make a file with a text editor and write | print "hello world" | in it. Go to the file and type | python filename |
chill13j 9 months ago
@chill13j awesome thanks.... also i have another request of you :) can you please please please show us how to do CLi argument parsing to a python program? Im kinda playing around with it atm to do my assignment, but i need to use a function called OptionParser to be able to carry out different actions depending on the argument given upon execution. I also want to learn how to do error handling if people dont type in the arguments correctly
happinin 9 months ago
@happinin i finally posted the argparse video if you didn't figure it out yet. It's really basic and kind of late... but i've got it up if you want to watch it.
chill13j 9 months ago
@chill13j cool thanks :)
happinin 9 months ago
I could not make it to the end of this video fix your sound
Priestlucard 1 year ago
cool tutorial. Didn't see the "r" in raw at first, had to backtrack to find it, but everything worked. Good timing I am new and this is just what I need. Feel free to explain all the details you can like why parenthesis and quotes when calling up the .py script
woeskwee 1 year ago
thanks great tutorial!!,
hamiltino 1 year ago
Helped, thank you.
But you sound stoned and tired xD
Hard to understand everything, but I got it.
Thanks.
Jadon159 2 years ago
good video and everything, but mate seriously the buzz from ur video gave me a headache. please fix this
saadlulu 2 years ago
any ideas on how? I think that i amplified my mic and that's why and it's still hard to hear.
chill13j 2 years ago
@chill13j When you record the video, don't amplify the mic directly from whatever sound mixer you use. Instead, record it at the normal sensitivity. Then, in a somewhat decent video editor, rip the audio and save it. Amplify it in Audacity. You may need to enable clipping. Now your audio should not have the buzzing. Save this audio file, and replace the original audio file with this one. If the problem still occurs, it is a mic problem.
FloobenShnooben 1 year ago
@FloobenShnooben Thanks for the advice I may utilize it once i make more videos.
chill13j 1 year ago