Adding text to a video and moving it to another folder can be achieved using various methods. For example, you can try using free online video editors, which offer text overlay features. But as a better solution, I’d recommend checking out https://www.movavi.com/imovie-for-windows/. They offer a range of great app options specifically designed for Windows users, allowing you to add text overlays and export the edited video to your desired folder. It's always good to have multiple options to choose from, so this could be a helpful addition to your video editing toolkit. Good luck with your video editing adventure, and I hope you find a solution that works for you!
Anyway to turn off sound in BAS instances?
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Other than using windows volume fixer?
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use this code, proof link
var mute=function(tag){ var elems = document.getElementsByTagName(tag); for(var i = 0; i < elems.length; i++){ elems[i].muted=true; } } document.addEventListener("DOMSubtreeModified", function(event){mute("video");mute("audio");});I did not fully understand, but I was told that I still needed to work at the plant. Works without it.
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@yourfriendkarol
"plant" is not a garden, "plant" - a manufactory.
this is a local prank. I laughed.
Sorry, English is not my language. I speak only Russian, Swahili and Perl. -
@ruzne Oh I see haha.
Anyway I use "execute code" for it and it returns error about variable document not declared or something like that.
Any idea what could be wrong?
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@yourfriendkarol
This code contains an event handler. It should be added to the page before it is downloaded (preferably). Use "Browser -> execute every time the page loads". From "Tools -> execute the code" access to the root object "windows" is not. From this error there is - no "windows.document"
