Comment on An eruption from the Sun that happened todayparentComments−iclelland15yYes. I couldn't see it at first, because of the advertising overlay, but there is a time readout in the lower-left of the video.It looks like it's sped up about 60x.−checker15yIs anyone able to slow this down? I realize they wanted an explosion effect but it goes too fast for me.−walrus15y youtube-dl -o sun Hyi4hjG6kDM # [1] mplayer -speed 0.25 sun [1] http://rg3.github.com/youtube-dl/. It's available in the Arch Linux and Ubuntu repositories, as well.−pyre15yget_flash_videos[1] covers more sites and has a plugin infrastructure, though I haven't personally written a plugin.[1] http://github.com/monsieurvideo/get-flash-videos−setenta15yAccording to one of the comments on the blog, the video frames come from Helioviewer: http://helioviewer.org/?date=2011-06-07T07:20:00.000Z&im...The whole explosion takes around three hours.−jamie_ca15yyou mean 3600x. It looks to me like it's ticking the hours past at about one a second.
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Yes. I couldn't see it at first, because of the advertising overlay, but there is a time readout in the lower-left of the video.
It looks like it's sped up about 60x.
Is anyone able to slow this down? I realize they wanted an explosion effect but it goes too fast for me.
get_flash_videos[1] covers more sites and has a plugin infrastructure, though I haven't personally written a plugin.
[1] http://github.com/monsieurvideo/get-flash-videos
According to one of the comments on the blog, the video frames come from Helioviewer: http://helioviewer.org/?date=2011-06-07T07:20:00.000Z&im...
The whole explosion takes around three hours.
you mean 3600x. It looks to me like it's ticking the hours past at about one a second.