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I know of the FileSystemWatcher, but the scope of this is what bothers me. I want to be able to detect if a user creates a file, anywhere on the computer. When using FileSystemWatcher, if the change is not directly in the directory you are watching, it will not specify any file names, whats more, I have found if the change is more than 2 directories away from the watched directory, no event is triggered.
What would be the best way to go about this? Are there any libraries that I can maybe have a look at?
FileSystemWatcher can monitor the full drive and any depth (if IncludeSubdirectories = true) but if there is much activity you may need to increase the internal buffer (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.filesystemwatcher.internalbuffersize.aspx).
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I would like to know a way to create a video (format doesn't matter) out of images from the hard drive. I've been searching for a while and here are the solutions I've tried:
AForge.Video.ffmpeg: causes exceptions while loading dependencies even though everything is in place
Bytescout image to video SDK: this one actually works but the problem is that the demo version leaves water mark on the video (the full version costs a ton)
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I want to develop a windows phone 7 app for commercial use. That will allow me for searching , streaming and Downloading mp3 songs free of cost.
I have studied for the above I would have to create a server that will provide me the music database and different APIs to access that.
I have found one reference Last.fm and also registered on that but still unable to figure out whether it allows to download songs or not.
Please suggest how to work with it and also if there are any other APIs which would help me out.
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I have looked into JInt, IronJS, and Windows Script Host and can not see which would be better to use for calling user generated JavaScripts which call in an API I will be creating.
JInt seems to be the winner at present due to it also offerring debugging abilities, however WSH seems plausible. I just can't see how it would work even having read many tutorials on how it is implemented.
Lastly JInt claims the CodeDomProvider technique leads to memory leaks, apart from this reference I haven't found anything else to back this up. Has anyone else experienced this?
There is a project which is called Script#. Have a look and see if that's what you wanted.
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Assuming I have multiple .ogg files which I need to combine sequentially into a single file, can anyone recommend a library or some code for doing so using .NET? Also assume they all have the same number of channels.
I found some reference to using the "copy /b" command from the command line, but this seams to combine them "vertically", the duration of the new file does not equal the sum of the combined files.
Thanks
Google "oggcat windows" for a command line tool which you should be able to call from your app.
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So I asked a similar question here but it was considered a duplicate: https://stackoverflow.com/q/6181191/319862
This time I will be a little bit more specific...
Are there any open source projects that can control the pwm frequency of a motherboard fan header. Please share links. The only software I can find is Speedfan and it does not seem to make the source available.
The next best thing I found was openhardwaremonitor, but it does not control fan speeds yet according to the issues list on google code.
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I am mainly interested in Windows at this time, although a cross platform project would be great.
lm-sensors provides a fancontrol tool that can change the speed of your fans, along with some nice calibration tools to help you maintain reasonable temperatures with minimum energy and noise. Excellent tools.