{"author_name": "7Soul", "cat": "LD #23", "comments": [{"author_name": "", "time": "April 18, 2012 7:38 pm", "epoch": 1334795880, "text": "It really depends on what technology you are using to make your timelapse. Myself, I&#8217;m putting together multiple screenshots, so all I need to do is to add multiple black screenshots (since my screenshots are named by a timestamp, I just need a script to generate the timestamp for the missing ones).", "spam": "N"}, {"author_name": "7Soul", "time": "April 18, 2012 8:15 pm", "epoch": 1334798100, "text": "i&#8217;m using Chronolapse + Sony Vegas. Sony Vegas can place images based on a timestamp, but the images generated by Chronolapse doesn&#8217;t have one", "spam": "N"}, {"author_name": "", "time": "April 18, 2012 9:30 pm", "epoch": 1334802600, "text": "why would you want to include the blank times? just edit them out", "spam": "N"}, {"author_name": "Raptor85", "time": "April 18, 2012 11:02 pm", "epoch": 1334808120, "text": "the timelapse script that I wrote I just have it take a screenshot index as a parameter so i can stop it and restart it at will.  It&#8217;s crude but it works.", "spam": "N"}, {"author_name": "", "time": "April 18, 2012 11:23 pm", "epoch": 1334809380, "text": "Even if you &#8220;skip&#8221; the blank space, you might want to include a few slides of &#8220;sleeping now&#8221;.", "spam": "N"}, {"author_name": "7Soul", "time": "April 19, 2012 1:54 pm", "epoch": 1334861640, "text": "Thx for the help, but I don&#8217;t know anything about these coding majjigers", "spam": "N"}], "epoch": 1334795040, "likes": 1, "metadata": {"p_key": "59172", "p_author": "7Soul", "p_authorkey": "2958", "p_urlkey": "94921", "p_title": "Timelapse question", "p_cat": "LD #23", "p_event": "LD23", "p_time": "1334795040", "p_likes": "1", "p_comments": "6", "p_status": "UPD5", "us_key": "2958", "us_name": "7Soul", "us_username": "7soul", "event_start": "1334880000", "event_key": "10", "event_name": "LD23"}, "text": "<p>Maybe someone can answer me this. How can I have the times in between my timelapse to be black? For instance, if I turn it on at 9am until 11am, then turn it off, and turn it on again at 1pm. How can I fill that time in between in my final video?</p>", "time": "April 18th, 2012 7:24 pm", "title": "Timelapse question"}