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Kirtan Patel

I’m a digital artist, music composer and sound designer.

This is the resulting video showing random experiments with “Phantom Flex” very high speed camera with 2,564 frames per second.

Video by: Tom Guilmette
“Violating the laws of nature. Playing God. Capturing stuff we are not supposed to see. Potentially opening up a wormhole in the fabric of time.”  — Tom Guilmette

Phantom Flex Camera

“Even ugly things in life (like dropping your phone) are beautiful in super slow motion.”

Kirtan Patel

I’m a digital artist, music composer and sound designer.

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“There is music in every sound. Hear every sound.”

Kirtan Patel

I’m a digital artist, music composer and sound designer.

I will show you the trick to do it.

This trick works is by modifying the regional settings for the time format. Instead of using just AM or PM, you can put up to 12 characters of text in that field.

(I am showing it in Windows 7, But it works in XP as well)

Here are the steps how it can be done:

• Open Regional and Language Settings or clock settings from Control Panel

• Click “Customize this format”.  OR You can go to calender settings and navigate to settings with Date customization.

• Now you need to change the AM and PM to Whatever you want to show off in the clock. ( I kept AM as AM – TiLAK and PM as PM – TiLAK )

• Click Apply and OK.

Bravo…. You are done….

Note: This may make applications that depend on timestamps have issues. It’s mostly just to be used as a cool trick you can show off to your friends, so I am sharing with you.

TiLAK Patel

Age: 21
(IT Engineer)
Currently Working as
Assistant Systems Engineer – T
@ Tata Consultancy Services

 

Of course you can, even without the hassles of when an OS natively supports it. I mean that because, you have to install C++ in root of C: drive in order to effectively work, isn’t??? Well, that’s the problem when we try to execute that application directly through a Windows OS. When using a DOSBox, you can overcome that glitch & execute the program anywhere effectively. To do that you either have to copy & paste the installed files onto any drive or any folder you wish & execute the ‘TC.exe’ from there. Another way is to do a clean install by DOS BOX. I’m here mentioning the steps to do a clean install on to a folder C++ on the root of D: You just have to enter the following commands onto your DOSBox window. First of all, copy the Turbo C++ installer to any drive or folder you wish & execute the following commands. In my case the installer name is ‘TurboC.exe’. In all the commands below, you have to replace the drive letter & path according to yours, but the commands remain the same.

Installing via DOSBox

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1) MOUNT C D:\C++

2) C:

3) TURBOC.EXE

Executing via DOSBox

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1) MOUNT C D:\C++

2) C:

3) TC\BIN\TC.EXE

If you enter these commands accurately the good old blue window will open up without any error saying ‘Invalid Directory’.

CAUTION: Whatever may be the case, don’t mount your original root of C: drive as C:, or else you will probably screw up with your OS files.

Automating

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If you’re sick of typing these commands every time, then there’s an easy way to do that & that is, editing the ‘conf’ file.

1) After installation of Turbo C++ via DOSBox, copy down the path of TC.exe. That is D:\C++\TC\BIN\TC.exe

2) Go to ‘C:\Users\<Your-Username>\AppData\Local\DOSBox’. (The easier way to go to that directory is to type %AppData% onto the RUN box & hit enter, move back onto LOCAL, search for DOSbox & voila you’re there!!)There you’ll find a file called ‘dosbox-0.74.conf’. Copy that file to that folder itself & rename it as ‘TurboC.conf’ (without the quotes)

Open ‘TurboC.conf’ with the notepad & enter these lines at the end of the file, just below you see ‘# You can put your MOUNT lines here’. Please note that the MOUNT command below require a double quote when specifying the path, or else the code don’t work.

MOUNT C “D:\C++”

C:

TC\BIN\TC.exe

3) Save it & close the file

4) Now go to the desktop, where the shortcut of DOSBox is, while installation.

5) Right click on it & select properties

6) In the ‘Target box’ at the end of the line, type a space & enter ‘-conf’ (without the quotes). Type again a space & enter the path of the conf file which we created in double quotes, that is, TurboC.conf. For eg: “C:\Users\<Your-Username>\AppData\Local\DOSBox\TurboC.conf” (Please note that, this time we have to enter the path in double quotes as mentioned above). Click on OK & close the dialog box.

7) Rename the ‘DOSBox’ shortcut on Desktop to ‘C++’ for quick reminding.

That’s it. Click on the shortcut on the desktop & enjoy.

   Want to show your Desktop to your friends ??

It can be done very easily using VLC Media player.

The only requirement is that both sides should have VLC Media Player installed.

Steps:

1.  Visit whatismyip.com or other similiar site to know your External IP.

2. Start VLC Media Player.

3. Press Ctrl + N. A network open Dialogue will open.

3. In Network URL type “screen://<Your External IP>”. (Without quotes)

For Example: screen://127.0.0.1

4. Click on Play button of that Dialogue. You should be able to see your screen in it. You can see your screen in VLC means everything is ready.

(If you are behind Firewall, you may need to do Port Forwarding)

5. Then press Ctrl + Y to save the Playlist.

Now you can send this file to anyone and he will be able to see your screen.

Enjoy!

TiLAK Patel

Age: 21
(IT Engineer)
Currently Working as
Assistant Systems Engineer – T
@ Tata Consultancy Services