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| Thanks for making this nice animation and giving us permission to use it in the product. In the just released [Wolfram Language 14.3][1], we added support for importing static and animated [AVIF][2] files and your creation is added as an animation... |
| Since this old thread got some new attention, here are some newer video creation functionality to look at: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/VideoCreation Specifically to this question, new suggestions are: a) Export to newer file... |
| Hi Ueta, 1. can you share all or some of the `si` images? 2. do they already have the yellow/green marks on them? 3. can you explain what are `cpt1`, `cpt2`, `cpt`, etc? They may become obvious once you send us a few of the `si` images. As... |
| Sure. Please feel free to comment here or create a new post with your question. Either the community or myself should be able to help. |
| I should have replied here that we released [Control Systems][1] in May. Almost around the same time that we published pages for [Audio Computation][2] and [FEM][3]. [![enter image description here][4]][1] [![enter image description here][5]][2] ... |
| Very nice! Thanks for sharing. |
| I don't disagree, Robert. However, 1) our Video functionality is still marked as "Experimental". We are still trying to better optimize such workflows and automatic installation of FFmpeg at least on some platforms is under development. 2) one of... |
| Hi Max, ImageGraphics is not capable of correctly detecting and representing lines and curves. For now, there is this example under possible issues: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/ImageGraphics.html#1228943616 In the future, we plan... |
| The list of voices returned by `VoiceStyleData` and `$VoiceStyles` should be the same on the same machine. They vary depending on your platform. We use some generic voices like "AlanWBlack" that are available on all platforms, then on Windows and... |
| Try computing max instead of RMS amplitudes: AudioLocalMeasurements[a, "Max"] You can also control the granularity of the partitions using `PartitionGranularity`. e.g.: AudioLocalMeasurements[a, "Max", PartitionGranularity -> .01] |