[drewbanin]

I used dejavu for a college project with some classmates. We made an app called JamJar which stitches concert videos together based on audio fingerprints. It worked super well! We've neglected the app for a few months now, but you can still check it out at http://projectjamjar.com

Huge thanks to Deja-Vu! Awesome library

[muzakthings]

Hey! Creator here. That's so cool to see! I made Dejavu as a fun side project in grad school, and it's super fun to see all the cool stuff people make with it.

I get a couple emails a week about it, but probably the weirdest/coolest was a guy in Spain who used Dejavu to make two rap-dueling robots who spoke in Basque.

[peeb]

Hey, I wanted to thank you personally, too. As far as I know, yours is the only completely open source implementation of the “shazam algorithm”, and it helped me a lot during my thesis work. The blog post was also great.

Actually, I encourage anyone interested to look up Panako[1], which is meant to be a framework for comparison of different audio fingerprinting techniques.

[1]: http://panako.be/releases/Panako-latest/readme.html

[muzakthings]

Oh very cool! It looks like this runs in realtime as well?

[spangry]

Wow that is such an awesome idea! Well executed too. One small bit of feedback: the video player seems to 'forget' your audio setting when you switch to a different recording. Might not be worth fixing, but just in case you weren't aware...

[bedros]

BTW, site projectjamjar.com crashed my firefox 49.0.1 (Linux) every time I tried to open it.

it loads the page fine, but two seconds after that it crashes

[zlatan_todoric]

hah, indeed (I can reproduce it here as well). It would be interesting to report it to Firefox