XMedia Recode is good alternative for converting audio/video file into another format so that it can be played in another device.
Below is an example, where video from camera will be converted for phone format (mp4).
The tool contains a lot of features, and one can create new output profiles, or adjust existing ones.
iSpy is great alternative for monitoring several cameras at the same time with one computer.
It has good set of features, like automatic record after motion detection etc.
There are several tools, like TTSReader, which can be used to read text aloud.
Good in TTSReader:
Unfortunately it is difficult to find good and pleasant human like voices 😉
Human voices
Better quality human voices are commercial products. AT&T provides a demo site for testing different voices.
Other languages
For non-english languages, one could install eSpeak.
Online alternatives
There are some online text-to-speech services. One multilanguage example is here. Just paste your text and listen yourself.
Update 2014: In MS Windows, there is now a Speech Platform, which supports 26 languages. The voice quality is good (as compared with eSpeak). For more information, see blog article.
www.teach-me-piano.com has good basic information about pianos. Here below are links to look at.
Another site, http://www.ptg.org has good sources as well
Great video on how piano keys work with hammer! (via http://www.ptg.org)
pdf on how does piano work?
more links
video about C chord inversions
Video on How piano is made
Virtual Piano Chords, including inversions
Commonly used notation of piano keys, and their related frequencies (logarithmic scale) are available in wikipedia’s pages 1 and 2.
Wikipedia: Common Criteria is a framework in which
Links
EAL
Important concept is Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL):
Implementation Cost and effort
The following figure related to costs is taken from wikipedia
BSIMM3 is model tool to compare your maturity against the industry average (earth), see figure below.
BSIMM = The Building Security In Maturity Model
42 companies has particpated on this BSIMM project. Some of the company names are public: Adobe, Aon, Bank of America, Capital One, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), EMC, Fannie Mae, Fidelity, Google, Intel, Intuit, Mashery, McKesson, Microsoft, Nokia, QUALCOMM, Sallie Mae, SAP, Scripps Networks Interactive, Sony Ericsson, Standard Life, SWIFT, Symantec, Telecom Italia, Thomson Reuters, Visa, VMware, Wells Fargo, and Zynga.
The 42 companies represent industries as follows:
BSIMM3 describes 109 activities organized in 4 domains and 12 practices.
Term vBSIMM is used Vendor Control in the BSIMM. It includes five specific activities:
ASMONIA Project is an interesting approach to address security in Mobile Networks. For persons working on the field, it is worth to look on this material.
ASMONIA = Attack analysis and Security concepts for MObile Network infrastructures, supported by collaborative Information exchAnge
What it contains? Well, it can be briefly explained by short extract:
The overall goal of ASMONIA is the development of a holistic security concept for mobile network infrastructures
The mains tasks of the ASMONIA project are:
There are several deliverables available:
