Видео

and you give us the ustx?? youre too good to us 😭

ah, a fellow bfdi fan.

ruclips.net/video/u88IWrG8n2c/видео.html

あああ〜！みそな！ おなりにみ「tu」。

@@mskiptr ろん。してれんわんら、みけぺけんしてれん「つ」えしてれんイラカナ。

yeah, all my artistic works are CC0, public domain, where possible - so feel free to use as you like

problem with that is it requires clicking, this is fully automatic

​@@Pk11 since you said without the music, it will easily run on 20-30 fps, why don't you try play audio and each frame in different tabs? you could reload the audio and open another tab at the same time, maintaining the sync anyways, it's pretty cool managing to do this without frontend, the backend must be pretty complicated lol

@@slimecat647 The backend is: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0.15; URL=2.html"> ;P it's all just static HTML pages, besides the code that generated them in the first place there is no frontend or backend code. Because of that there's just not really any way of maintaining sync, I tried using an for the video part so the audio can just play on the main page, but the speed of the video is entirely dependent on how quickly your browser can fetch the page off the server It's all really silly anyways as you could also play bad apple in pure HTML by just doing <video src="bad-apple.mp4">, but I thought it would be fun to make something as minimalistic as possible -- a way to play the video in basically literally any browser ever made

@@Pk11 oh i didn't see the first statement on the video. as an aspiring programmer who never interested in webdev, i never knew that you can just host a web with pure html. good to know firstly, i thought you have some sort of syncing in the background (even an fps drop the timing still near-perfect). so basically you hardcoded the timing and cutted the audio for each frame, since no other way to sync it with the audio pretty neat

Lol so true

*toki pona vocaloid

@@1000eau but NASA is in lojban

@@egon3705 and it was very nasa

@@doge7831 you can literally see the get requests the browser is making on the right

bit late, but yeah like @lukasaey said the Python is doing nothing except hosting the pages, it's statically hosted by GitHub pages at bad-apple.xn--rck9c.xn--tckwe and you can also just open the files directly but iirc that broke the audio the pages _were_ generated using some Python, but that's like saying a DS homebrew isn't running on the DS it's actually running on GCC lol

a ni li nasin toki musi! mi o toki sama ni ante: mi toki e nimi "pona o lon sina"

Oh huh, it seems to also be "o weka o pona" in jan Misali's video and sheet music... Not sure if that was an intentional change or just very consistent mistake lol And whoops, must've gotten that in my clipboard by accident lol, was listening to it around the time I was uploading this, fixed now

hi nwt

whoops, yeah, seems to have just been a typo when making the subtitles as the vocals are correct

@@Pk11 doesn't sound like it

@@official-obama github.com/Epicpkmn11/art/blob/main/music/kijetesumikyoku/OpenUtau/kijetesumikyoku-03%20(137%20bpm).ustx#L7075-L7087

fyi that's what the original thumbnail of jan Misali's upload said, except iirc it was written in sitelen pona, so I just based mine off that since I'm bad at thumbnails lol

@@Pk11 yeah

Going by how kana are used for tp, this spells "kalama musi suli pi kalama musi tu tan kulupu pi toki pona" I'm not really sure what that's supposed to mean, something like "music compilation from the Toki Pona community"? I'm not sure what tu/つ does, here.

@@theramendutchman tu is two

は い

Why do you think that?

you do know the japanese equivalent of an SCP is just an SCP right. there's like a massive Japanese SCP community, I'm pretty sure it's actually the second-largest SCP Wiki behind the English one

mi pali e ilo Akisapi (Aegisub). lipu li github.com/Epicpkmn11/art/blob/main/music/ryuupekosi/ryuupekosi.ass github.com/Aegisub/Aegisub I'm not super great at toki pona, I think you're asking about the subtitles? English: I made them with Aegisub, the file is ^^^

@@Pk11 mi pali KEPEKEN ilo Akisapi. mi pali e ilo Akisapi means you made Aegisub

@@Pk11 also maybe they are talking about the utau also

@@notwithouttext Ah, makes sense. Thanks! --- If it is UTAU, the files and links are in that same folder on GitHub.

You make this moving image using little time. using what way? Or, in better English: You made this video in a short time. How? I guess they are referring to the sound, not the video itself, but I'm not sure, because personally I wouldn't say "sitelen tawa" if I was talking about the sound.

ding ding ding! it's a reference to PiPiPo Mk-II, the original Teto version, where LamazeP changed 緑のジュース (green juice) to 桃色ジュース (pink juice), assuming I understood what I changed correctly at least lol, my toki pona isn't amazing

wtf how did this translate!?

@@zidane5272 toki pona on google translate confirmed!?!!!!!

was gonna ask how it translates so well, but it's probably just another language that coincidentally has a similar phrase for "this is epic"

OMG

@@subekyuuke yeah seems about right

I realized shortly after uploading that I could've easily used an <> for the video part and kept a single audio file running, though that ran into major sync issues since the frame timing is very inconsistent and heavily depends on your network speed. Really you could even just stick a <video> tag in and technically you've played Bad Apple!! using just HTML, but that's no fun. You could also use images instead of text, but again that doesn't seem as fun. My intent with this was less to make something at all practical and more to just have a bit of fun, particularly I wanted to play the entire video of Bad Apple!! using plaintext HTML with no scripting, the audio "working" was more of a bonus.

bad apple

bad browser

I find it funny that Microsoft didn't bother to localise the word "Tab" into Japanese unlike the rest of the menu items.