Once again, it did not disappoint, because, within a couple of minutes, I managed to find a simple Python module that can be used to edit videos. SolutionĪs always, whenever I have a problem and need ideas, the first place to start searching is Google. This forced me to get creative and come up with an alternative way to speed up the video playback. The issue I ran into was that when trying to increase the playback speed of the recorded videos, Shotcut would hang and then ultimately crash. However, the problem with a lot of these high-performance editors is that they require a computer that is capable of handling heavier processing, something that I don’t happen to have. Problems With ShotcutĪs an avid fan of open-source software, my go-to video editor is Shotcut because it is a fantastic video that enables you to create professional-looking videos. Not long after that, the set arrived and I started building, yet while building, I was recording myself intending to create a timelapse video. Feeling like a little kid at Christmas, I quickly bought the set and waited for its arrival. However at this point, my mind became blank, so I hopped on Google and immediately found the Haunted House Lego set. A couple of hours later, still building away, I suddenly got in the festive spirit and wanted to build something Halloween-related.

Rummaging through my storage room, I stumbled upon my giant container of Legos and instantly began connecting bricks.

One weekend in early October, I was feeling a little burned out and wanted to do something different that would help get me feeling productive again.

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