semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
dualsoundsync 0.1.4a4
Python command line for syncing audio video recordings with YaLTC tracks.

# dualsoundsync

## Warning: this is at pre-alpha stage (crappy code ahead)

`dualsoundsync` is a python command to sync audio and video files shot
with [dual system sound][] using a specific hardware timecode generator
called [the atomicsynchronator][]. The timecode is called YaLTC for *yet
another longitudinal time code* and should be recorded on a scratch
track on each device for the syncing to be performed.

## Installation

    $ pip install dualsoundsync

## Dependencies

Apart from dependencies installed by pip, you'll need a running [ffmpeg](https://ffmpeg.org) installation on your PATH.

## Usage

The command takes one argument: the folder containing all the files from
the camera and from the audio recoder. _Those recordings should contain an AUX audio track with encoded YaLTC_

    $ dualsoundsync <path to rushes folder>

If you want to try it out but don't have yet built your own
atomicsynchronator, you can download some sample files with YaLTC from the
[repo][].

## Output

### Messages

Some stdout outputs will be written (time is UTC):

    scanning rushes_folder
    splitting audio from video...
    splitting audio R and L channels
    trying to decode YaLTC in audio files
    1 of 4: nope
    2 of 4: ZOOM_Rchan.wav started at 2021-10-13 01:45:08.263145+00:00
    3 of 4: nope
    4 of 4: fuji_a_Lchan.wav started at 2021-10-13 01:45:14.361967+00:00
    looking for time overlaps forming pairs...
    joining back synced audio to video: dualsoundsync/synced/fuji.mp4

### Folder and files created

A logfile named `out.txt` with `loguru` messages is dumped in the
current directory. Inside the *rushes_folder* those nested
subdirectories are created:

-   `dualsoundsync/split/` contains all audio split into Right and Left
    channels and video files split from their audio.
-   `dualsoundsync/synced/` contains video files with their synced sound
    track.

  [dual system sound]: https://www.learnlightandsound.com/blog/2017/2/23/how-to-record-sound-for-video-dual-systemsync-sound
  [the atomicsynchronator]: https://hackaday.io/project/176196-atomic-synchronator
  [repo]: https://git.sr.ht/~proflutz/dualsoundsync/tree/master/item/data
incr 0.1.2
++ operator in python
Requires Python: >=3.6

requires python 3.6 or above.\
tested in 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10

```
pip install -U incr
```

usage:

```py
from incr import incr

@incr
def x():
    i = 0
    print(++i)  # 1
    print(i)    # 1

    ++i
    print(i)    # 2
```

post-increment (`i++`) is not supported because it's not a valid python syntax
blcutools 0.0.0b0
blcutools
Requires Python: >=3.6

# BLCUtools

BLCUtools

## Python

```python
pip install blcutools
```

分句

```python
from blcutools.nlp.preprocess import SplitSentenceWithPuncs

text = "北京语言大学（Beijing Language and Culture University），简称“北语”，中华人民共和国教育部直属高等学校，入选国家建设高水平大学公派研究生项目、特色重点学科项目、教育部来华留学示范基地、中国政府奖学金来华留学生接收院校，是在周恩来总理的亲自关怀下建立的，创办于1962年，时名为“外国留学生高等预备学校”；1964年6月由国务院批准定名为“北京语言学院”；1974年毛泽东主席为学校题写校名；1996年6月更名为“北京语言文化大学”；2002年校名简化为“北京语言大学”。"
SplitSentenceWithPuncs.split(text)
```
checkeml 0.0.1
Tools checker
Keywords: instagram


<h1 align="center">checkeml</h1>
<p align="center">It is a useful library for developers as it checks the email if it is on social networking sites or not</p>

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<p align="center">
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</p>
<p align="center">
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</p>
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</p>
<p align="center">
<a href="https://github.com/SidraELEzz/followers"><img title="Followers" src="https://img.shields.io/github/followers/SidraELEzz?color=blue&style=flat-square"></a>
</p>

## Installation :
```
pip install checkeml
```
## ***TSM are available***

⌯ instagram 

⌯ facebook 

⌯ twitter

### checker email facebook 

``` python
from checkeml import checkeml

email = "<your email>"

Logan = checkeml.facebook(str(email))

if Logan ==True:
	print ("Email facebook is available")
	
elif Logan ==False:
	print("Email facebook is not available")

	
	
```
### checker email twitter 

``` python
from checkeml import checkeml

email = "<your email>"

Logan = checkeml.twitter(str(email))

if Logan ==True:
	print ("Email twitter is available")
	
elif Logan ==False:
	print("Email twitter is not available")

	
	
```


## Follow us on social media

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absolute-control 0.0.6
Controls system processes
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Absolute Control

## Introduction

A library for assisting with control of computer processes using python.

Install via pip through PyPi
```bash
pip install absolute-control
```

## Usage

Get all processes running on the system
```python
from absolute_control import get_all_processes

processes = get_all_processes()
```

You may also filter by pid, or by name.
```python
from absolute_control import get_process_by_id, get_process_by_name

pid_processes = get_process_by_id(12345)
name_processes = get_process_by_name('chrome')
```

Kill all processes on the system.
__Note: This will kill all processes on the system, including the ones you have not started provided you have permission to do so.__
```python
from absolute_control import kill_all_processes

kill_all_processes()
```

You may kill processes by name or pid.
```python
from absolute_control import kill_process_by_id, kill_processes_by_name

kill_process_by_id(12345)
kill_processes_by_name('chrome')
```

Start a new process.
```python
from absolute_control import open_process_using_command

process = open_process_using_command('chrome')
```

## Testing

To test the library, run the following commands:

```bash
cd src
python run_tests.py
```

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.

## Contribution

This project is open source. You can contribute by making a pull request or by sending an email to [Johnny Irvin](mailto:irvinjohnathan@gmail.com)