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Geotagging Time Lapse Images with Mapillary Tools

Geotagging Time Lapse Images with Mapillary Tools

March 10, 2024March 11, 2024 Pygmalion
Introduction In a previous post we have discussed how to tag MOV video files with Mapillary Tools. To save storage space, or to obtain better picture quality, you may want to use time lapse photos ins... Read More
Geotagging a MOV File with Mapillary Tools

Geotagging a MOV File with Mapillary Tools

March 9, 2024March 16, 2024 Pygmalion
Introduction We can use a Mapillary Tools to extract image stills from video files for upload to Mapillary. Our action cam does not have GPS, so we need to ‘geotag’ the images with a synch... Read More
Georeferencing in QMapShack with QMapTool (video tutorial)

Georeferencing in QMapShack with QMapTool (video tutorial)

May 26, 2022May 26, 2022 Pygmalion
Georeferencing means that the internal coordinate system of a raster image, like a digital map or aerial photo, can be related to a ground system of geographic coordinates. Thus, we can make it appear... Read More
Classic Frogger with libGDX

Classic Frogger with libGDX

January 14, 2017March 7, 2017 Pygmalion
Roger Engelbert’s excellent tutorial on building a classic Frogger clone with libGDX appears to have gone offline. A couple of months ago I based my own clone on this. It definitely needed some ... Read More
Packaging a libGDX project for Ubuntu

Packaging a libGDX project for Ubuntu

August 9, 2015November 20, 2016 Pygmalion
Introduction We have already seen how to create an installable .deb package. However, to make it Ubuntu we need a source package that actually builds on the Launchpad server farm. This is not hard, bu... Read More
New Launchpad PPA for this site

New Launchpad PPA for this site

August 9, 2015 Pygmalion
We have created a new Launchpad PPA for the Ubuntu software presented on this site. Details can be found here: https://launchpad.net/~helfrich . For now the repository only contains a rather silly gam... Read More
GStreamer on Raspberry Pi – the short answer

GStreamer on Raspberry Pi – the short answer

February 22, 2015March 14, 2015 Pygmalion
What I needed was a live video stream to provide some sort of an FPV experience. Streaming over VLC or ffmpeg turned out to be suffering from too much of a time lag. Streaming over MJPEG Streamer with... Read More
Create a Debian package from an executable jar

Create a Debian package from an executable jar

October 20, 2014October 21, 2014 Pygmalion
We’ll use our simple game Cave Fizzer as an example again. It’s a libGDX project and we can simply export the desktop sub-project as a runnable jar. Once we have done so the challenge is t... Read More
Accessing a Dutch HTTP proxy from abroad

Accessing a Dutch HTTP proxy from abroad

September 8, 2014September 28, 2014 Pygmalion
While I’m based in Germany, there are several reasons to occasionally surf the web with a Dutch IP address. Since I’m an XS4ALL customer it would seem a convenient solution to use their pr... Read More
Wardriving using an Ubuntu 10.04 notebook and a Garmin Etrex

Wardriving using an Ubuntu 10.04 notebook and a Garmin Etrex

February 3, 2011November 1, 2012 Pygmalion
Most GPS software that ships with Ubuntu 10.04 uses gpsd to retrieve data from the GPS receiver. So make sure that you have gpsd installed. Unfortunately the new JSON protocol used by gpsd is not supp... Read More

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