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Shouldn't you be more worried about legal issues of turning a copyrighted broadcast, possibly not even uploaded by the content owner, into a gif?
My blog is officially part of one of the content owners' networks. Plus there's the whole "fair use doctrine" that generally allows small snippets for commentary purposes.
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Hey Nam! Really appreciate the comment. We were just being silly and hacking away at it adding random things that made us lol hahaha. You're right though. Moving forward minimalist is what we hope to accomplish. Thanks for the feedback ^_^
I like the design, all the way down to Copy Past Z. I think grandparent post is out of touch with your target demographic :D
I cannot think of a target demographic who would use the site in its current incarnation but would not if it were a cleaner, simpler, "less /b/-inspired" design. I can however think of a demographic who wouldn't use the site unless it were cleaner.
edit: This sounds like A/B testing 101 to me.
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My blog is officially part of one of the content owners' networks. Plus there's the whole "fair use doctrine" that generally allows small snippets for commentary purposes.
I've never heard of these networks, mind explaining how it works?
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I'll email you about tech* woops
Well you are posting at an extremely tech oriented group. I believe i speak for like 90% here that we all want to hear about the tech* wooops. Shed some light in how you made everything. This is what interests us mostly.
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I'll email you about tech* woops
Well you are posting at an extremely tech oriented group. I believe i speak for like 90% here that we all want to hear about the tech* wooops. Shed some light in how you made everything. This is what interests us mostly.
1) youtube-dl ${video-id} video.avi #download youtube to avi
2) ffmpeg -i video.avi -t 10 out%02d.gif #export avi file to gif frames
3) gifsicle --delay=10 --loop *.gif > anim.gif #makes animated looping gif
Now I only need to send that link to http://www.gfycat.com/ for it to load fast. Full circle!
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https://gifyoutube.com/ seems to work just fine.
carlesfe is talking about using the bookmarklet in a situation when you're viewing a youtube video over https
The presentation of the page ("copy pasta z", the fullscreen gif background, the popup in the middle, the banner in the top left) all strike me as being dodgy/malicious and from a site that I'd immediately want to close and never visit again. I'm not sure why you see the need to be so 'internet' with it all when you could do a fully functional equivalent that would be easier on your servers too. Just make it clean an…
I'd second that. Make it clean, easy for the eye and it's far more usable. But great tool nonetheless. Props to you!