How to use PhantomJS, CasperJS, SlemirJS, and TrifleJS in conjunction with FFmpeg to capture screenshots during automated tests and compile them into a video.

Mr Hjalmas Joonas Valkoviiksi's seventh installment was filmed in 2004 but remains unfinished, with plans for social media release and viewer interaction-based content.

Witness the intense world of karate at the 2012 All Japan Championships in Nippon Budokan, focusing on women's kata performances.

Finland's first Rhythm Naginata demonstration showcased Atarashii Naginata in the music of _Kagome_ at Hanami 2013 in Helsinki.

Naginata World Championships took place in Himeji, Japan, with memorable demonstrations and a team match against Kendo.

Jukka describes how to set up FFmpeg and other tools for creating high-quality video that can be played in Flash. The setup involves compiling several packages, including x264 and FFmpeg.

Encode VHS tapes to digital format using FFmpeg and Avanti with H.264 and AAC codecs, targeting iPod, iPhone, and Nokia N900 playback.

Comparing video view counts across Vimeo, Yahoo, YouTube, Kyte, and Ovi reveals significant differences in visibility and popularity for martial arts content.

Encrypt or decrypt media files using ISMA E&A and OMA DRM 2.0 specifications with MP4Box and Gpac software.

Watch six short films starring Mr White Moustache on YouTube, plus bonus pancake-making instructions.

Recent digital still cameras now capture high definition video, potentially revolutionizing web video quality.

The Hajime DVD, a training resource for martial arts support techniques, is now available for purchase. It can be bought from Ilpo Jalamo for €40 plus postage.

The White Moustache 7 project is still in editing and waiting for team trailers to be completed. Participants are encouraged to make their own trailers and share what they've learned.

Avid 2004 event showcases transition to digital media with hard disc technology and compact memory cards, despite current limitations in storage capacity.