MP3-GIF: Hide Music Inside a Picture
by spedoinkle in Circuits > Audio
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MP3-GIF: Hide Music Inside a Picture
In this instructable i will teach you how to hide an mp3 music file inside a gif image by hand.
all credit for this idea goes to thomas scott
all credit for this idea goes to thomas scott
Ingredients
What you will need:
A GIF image
An MP3 music file (preferably not too long)
A computer (hopefully you figured this one out on your own :P )
A GIF image
An MP3 music file (preferably not too long)
A computer (hopefully you figured this one out on your own :P )
Open Your Command Prompt
there are a thousand and one ways to open your command prompt. here's one of them.
-windows users, hit windows+r (that's hold the windows button and hit r)
and type cmd into the window that opens.
-Linux users right click and choose xterm.
-Mac users should be the same as Linux users, but I haven't tried this in mac, so good luck.
\/if you know a better way, list it in the comments section.\/
-windows users, hit windows+r (that's hold the windows button and hit r)
and type cmd into the window that opens.
-Linux users right click and choose xterm.
-Mac users should be the same as Linux users, but I haven't tried this in mac, so good luck.
\/if you know a better way, list it in the comments section.\/
Navigating Using Command Line
Here's a quick rundown on command line navigation:
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Linux/Mac:
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ls - lists all the files in the current directory
cd - changes what directory you're in (traverse directories using this)
cat - can be used to view the contents of a file or to copy a file or to combine two files.
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Windows:
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dir - lists all the files in the current directory
cd - changes what directory you're in (traverse directories using this)
copy - can be used to copy a file or to combine two files.
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how to use the cd command:
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cd <directory/folder you want to go into>
cd .. backs out of the current directory/folder
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Linux/Mac:
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ls - lists all the files in the current directory
cd - changes what directory you're in (traverse directories using this)
cat - can be used to view the contents of a file or to copy a file or to combine two files.
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Windows:
++++++++
dir - lists all the files in the current directory
cd - changes what directory you're in (traverse directories using this)
copy - can be used to copy a file or to combine two files.
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how to use the cd command:
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cd <directory/folder you want to go into>
cd .. backs out of the current directory/folder
Combining the MP3 and the GIF
make sure you are in the same directory/folder as the mp3 and the gif.
for Windows users type:
copy picture.gif /b + music.mp3 /b combined.gif
(where picture.gif is your gif image, music.mp3 is your mp3 music file, and combined.gif is the final product)
For Linux/Mac users type:
cat picture.gif sound.mp3 > picture2.gif
(where picture.gif is your gif image, sound.mp3 is your mp3 music file, and picture2.gif is the final product)
after this you should have a finished .gif product.
for Windows users type:
copy picture.gif /b + music.mp3 /b combined.gif
(where picture.gif is your gif image, music.mp3 is your mp3 music file, and combined.gif is the final product)
For Linux/Mac users type:
cat picture.gif sound.mp3 > picture2.gif
(where picture.gif is your gif image, sound.mp3 is your mp3 music file, and picture2.gif is the final product)
after this you should have a finished .gif product.
Finale
the .gif that you have now looks like a normal gif, but if you throw it into a music player it will play the mp3. The little devil guy on the front of this is one i made while making this instructable. download it and try it out.
if you dont want to do it this way or you want to know more go check out Thomas scott's instructions
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if you dont want to do it this way or you want to know more go check out Thomas scott's instructions
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