Hi guys,
My name is Ugur Dariveren and I'm a composer for media. I write music for films, tv and game projects.
I provide professional sounding music for productions that have ranged across many different types of media. I'm looking to contribute to diversity of projects. If you're a developer looking to add a professional and engaging musical score to your newest project you can contact me.
My goal is to provide the best music possible for your projects and help to enhance quality of your productions. I try to keep my rates are extremely flexible and fair so please don't hesitate to ask!
You can listen to my demo reel on my Soundcloud page which is,
soundcloud.com/ugurdariveren/sets/demo-reel
Please enjoy the demo tracks and feel free to contact me with any business enquiries! You can contact me directly via e-mail or on other social platforms.
Email: [email protected]
Also you check my website too.
ugurdariveren.com
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I am interested in developing an app that would enable offline tagging of music clips which would be cached and then identified by Google Ears, once the device joined a WiFi network. This is ideal for users like me who prefer purchasing unlocked phones and do not have a data plan because they prefer using WiFi that they have frequent access to.
I like Shazam, but I don't like redundancies. Having both Shazam and Google Ears on a device would be redundant. Plus, getting Google Ears to have the same functionality as Shazam poses a fun challenge
I am studying Computer Science (Sophomore) and have quite a bit of experience with Java. I just need a leg-up. Where do I begin? Recording the clip and recognizing WiFi connections would not be difficult at all, however I am uncertain as to how I would integrate it into Google Ears. Is this even feasible? Google Ears seems to use real-time processing from what I could discern from using it for a few minutes. This is contrasted to Shazam, where a fixed-length clip is always recorded and then uploaded and analyzed.
I realize I would be able to answer my own questions through research, and even learn new and valuable things in the process. However, I am in the middle of a very hectic semester what with class projects and a demanding new job, so I would appreciate any advice/help that you guys might be able to share with me, that would spare me some time.
Once I write the app, if I upload it to the marketplace I will NOT charge any money for it. This is just a learning experience for me. FYI, I will be using a Google Nexus S and a Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0 for development.
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I am interested in developing an app that would enable offline tagging of music clips which would be cached and then identified by Google Ears, once the device joined a WiFi network. This is ideal for users like me who prefer purchasing unlocked phones and do not have a data plan because they prefer using WiFi that they have frequent access to.
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Seriously, NOBODY has any feedback?
Sound hound ?
I have some idea. I thing It will good for you.
In thai about 12 year ago.
NECTEC create project name. iSpeech.
It can input .mp3 file and output to txt file
in txt file have alphabet english character .
I see Vaja TTS. Port this script to Java(android) . Vaja TTS use to hear something from user and process infomation from txt file.
Here is official site of iSpeech
http://www.hlt.nectec.or.th/speech/...ontent&view=article&id=101&Itemid=127&lang=th
Here is official site of vaja tts.
http://vaja.nectec.or.th/
Here is vaja tts on playstore
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spt.tts.vaja
Sorry for my bad english. and I think my Idea can help you .
Note. iSpeech original script write by C# not java.
Guys,
I've been tasked to produce an Android app as part of my Final Year Project.
The Project requires the app to be able to playback video from a streamer on a Windows PC equipped with one of the following streaming programs:
a) XSplit Broadcaster
b) Livestream Procaster
In addition, it should have a chat function in the form of a drag down menu such that one can interact with the streamer. It does not have to be a two-way interaction - ideally the user of the mobile device will ask a question/post a shoutout via the chatbox and the streamer will answer from his computer in some way or form.
I have tried reverse-engineering an app which you can find on the market (it's called GGWORLD) and it's quite similar to what we're doing, except it's aimed at gamers and pulls streams from twitchTV and whatnot.
My app on the other hand, has to pull footage from the user's Livestream account page, should the user choose to use Livestream Procaster.
I have managed to make some sort of a UI using Eclipse. I've also found out that we need this thing called 'webview'.
Now, as I'm extremely poor at programming, one humbly asks what this webview is about, and is there any need to manually code in Java or HTML5 or XML to pull videos, as from my understanding most videos streamed on the web are in the form of a flash app.
Many thanks, and thanks in advance for answering my questions if you do.
helllo dear all~:fingers-crossed:
hope you wonderful day~we are Kdan Mobile( Kdan Mobile ), the compassionate app developer/ lover. It is an exciting news to announce our robust note-taking app “ NoteLedge” is now released for Android!
NoteLedge has been proven its success by more than 50,000 downloads in the App Store and improves many users’ note-taking experience. After releasing NoteLedge in iPhone, iPad, and Windows, we believe it is time for us to benefit Android Users.
Old plain note-taking is boring, try multimedia note-taking! NoteLedge is a versatile note-taking application that simultaneously supports handwriting, typing, sketching, inserting photos, audio and video recording. It is an ideal tool for you to record your life by keeping a diary, jotting down ideas, taking notes, composing travel journals, scheduling weekly plans…and anything you could think of.
NoteLedge
Price: USD 1.99
Category: Productivity
Update: 2013.3.1
Device Requirement: Android Tablets
Version: 1.1.1
Size: 6.7MB
Language: English
you can find it in Google Play Store~~
What’s New in Version 1.1.1?
1. Audio recording supported - Take notes and record audio simultaneously. You can export audio recordings as WMV. files to your device.
2. Video recording supported - You can record video within NoteLedge, or import videos to your notes.
Main Features:
Intuitive File Management
Powerful editing tools - A full set of styli including a pencil, a crayon, and three types of brushes
Multimedia supported - Color your notes with images, audio and video recordings
Capture ideas instantly - Enter the note editing page directly as you open NoteLedge.
Instant sharing via Emails and social media - Facebook, Twitter & Weibo supported
Back up to cloud services - Dropbox and GoogleDocs supported
More questions??
Please email [email protected]
thank you~~:highfive:
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Hey guys!
I'm Shawn and I run Neon Corridor Sound, an up and coming music and sound production studio located in the woods of the Adirondack Mountains of NY. I want to collaborate with independent game developers to create deep and immersive soundtracks for their projects. I want to make unique and colorful sound effects that add just the right mood to their games. So if you are a developer, take a minute to listen to my diverse portfolio at www(dot)neoncorridor(dot)com and if you like what you hear, please contact me there, here, or at my email neoncorridor(at)gmail.com
Thank you for listening!
Hello!
I recently started developing on a web project, which is a universal YouTube media converter and downloader. Since I am a video editor for a YouTuber myself, downloading, converting and extracting all sorts of media has been a chore for me, especially because there are no decent applications or web apps available. Either they are severely limited, or they are ridden with annoying, bait ads, possibly even malware - or, they are payware.
So I decided to start a PWA web project. A universal YouTube media downloader and converter, with advanced and very useful features.
Batch download videos, playlists - or even channels!
Download, convert, edit and extract videos directly in your browser. Cut videos or audios directly, or convert clips to a GIF, or extract original video frames.
And - it's the best of native apps and web apps - also called, a PWA. It supports a lot of native features on Android, which is a huge focus for me, since there is no good app for that.
Installable like a native app directly through your browser. Auto-paste links directly, share media directly with everyone. Integrates with the share API, so you can even directly use YouTube's share feature to directly go to the app! Notifications, offline cache.
The best part is, you can even use the app offline! Well to download you need to go online of course.
95% is done natively, in your browser using WebAssembly and native browser APIs. Awesome huh?
Since this is a bigger project, I am searching for any kind of tester. Everyone is welcome!
It will work on any major modern browser (except Safari, because Apple), but since Google loves PWAs, they made it possible a while ago to create native APKs from PWAs. So there's that!
So, I'd appreciate it a ton if you want to join the team to test it. Also, all ideas and feedback are very appreciated!
Wanna join? Join my project Discord: https://discord.gg/kRkYQH3gH7
-DK
I would be happy to test, but I'm not on Discord. I'm interested to see where this project goes!
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I would be happy to test, but I'm not on Discord. I'm interested to see where this project goes!
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No problem! I will make a Telegram group and Twitter if enough interest is there
Would also like to test, but do not use Discord.