For the syntax and semantics course at the university, we've to watch 100+ youtube videos. The sound on many of these are quite low. Surely a CS boi can gather these links, and play them at 800% volume in VLC.
For VLC to work, you must first add the directory that VLC is installed in to your environment variables.
npm install
followed by npm run electron-build-and-run
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If you'd rather build an executable file than running the npm command every time, you can do using electron-packager
electron-packager "<path>" ss-browser --platform=win32 --arch=x64 --overwrite
Like
electron-packager "D:\GitHub\syntax-and-semantic-videos\syntax-and-semantics-browser" ss-browser --platform=win32 --arch=x64 --overwrite
The videos are all made by Hans Hüttel and are shared under the "CC BY-NC 4.0" license. This program will just show the videos in a nicer way, and easily allow you to open the videos in VLC, where you have the possibility to play them at a higher volume. In the program a link will be shown to the videos and credit will once again be given.