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iOS and iPhone ring tone from video or audio file

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In two easy steps you can convert any video or audio file to iOS ringtone.

  1. You need to convert the desired tone/music into M4R format first.
    For this you I use: https://www.online-convert.com/
    The nice option is that you can set start and end time (trim) the output file!
  2. If you are with MacOS, you can use Music app to upload the M4R ringtone using your iPhone cable.
    It is shown in this short video how to upload ringtone to iOS via Music app on Mac: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdv5GTQFyGE

Как да си направите рингтон за iOS от видео или аудио файл в две лесни стъпки.

  1. Трябва да конвертирате желаната музика или звук в M4R формат първо.
    Аз използвам този сайт, който предлага и задаване да се отреже само част от музиката: https://www.online-convert.com/
  2. Ако сте с MacOS можете лесно с кабела на iPhone-а да си качите рингтона като използвате приложението Music:
    В това кратко видео е показано как се качва рингтон (мелодия за звънене) на iPhone чрез приложението Music на MacOS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdv5GTQFyGE

ABAP useful info, pages, videos

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Creating QR code in ABAP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQdKnmon8II

System Conversion to SAP S/4HANA (Part 1), #SAP TechEd Lecture – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X78G2n5ttR0

SAP SD – EDI/ALE – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0QoXFa_Yo4&list=PLJumA3phskPHjbd-dsViJ1Kg8L7AKZdDT&index=33

Output Configuration and Determination in SAP SD
https://www.erpdb.info/output-configuration-determination-sap-sd/

Convert SAP C4C timestamp / date field to ABAP timestamp, date and time

In SAP C4C the date/time fields are usually coming in the following format
/Date(1681862400000)/

This 1681862400000 number is actually a seconds since fixed date. You can use the following code to convert a string from C4C to ABAP timestamp (data type TIMESTAMP = DEC15).
In variable LV_ABAP_TS is the value in TIMESTAMP format, and in LV_DATE and LV_TIME you have the date and time respectively in ABAP format too.

  lv_c4c_time = '/Date(1681862400000)/'.
  lv_len = strlen( lv_c4c_time ).
  IF lv_len < 8.
    write: / 'error_converting'.
    exit.
  ENDIF.

  IF substring( val = lv_c4c_time off = 0 len = 6 ) EQ '/Date('.
    DATA(lv_last2) = lv_len - 2.
    IF substring( val = lv_c4c_time off = lv_last2 len = 2 ) EQ ')/'.
      lv_last2 = lv_last2 - 6.
      lv_c4c_time = substring( val = iv_c4c_time off = 6 len = lv_last2 ).
    ELSE.
      write: / 'error_converting'.
      exit.
    ENDIF.
  ENDIF.

  CALL METHOD cl_pco_utility=>convert_java_timestamp_to_abap
    EXPORTING
      iv_timestamp = lv_c4c_time
    IMPORTING
      ev_date      = lv_date
      ev_time      = lv_time
      ev_msec      = lv_msec.

  CONVERT DATE lv_date TIME lv_time 
    INTO TIME STAMP lv_abap_ts 
    TIME ZONE 'UTC'.

If you are wondering what’s inside “convert_java_timetamp_to_abap” method:

METHOD convert_java_timestamp_to_abap.
  DATA:
    lv_date        TYPE sy-datum,
    lv_days_i      TYPE i,
    lv_sec_i       TYPE i,
    lv_timestamp   TYPE timestampl,
    lv_timsmsec    TYPE timestampl.
  CONSTANTS:
    lc_day_in_sec TYPE i VALUE 86400.

* IV_TIMESTAMP stores milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT
  lv_timestamp = iv_timestamp / 1000.   "timestamp in seconds
* One day has 86400 seconds: Timestamp in days
  lv_days_i    = lv_timestamp DIV lc_day_in_sec.
  lv_date      = '19700101'.
  ev_date     = lv_date + lv_days_i.
* Rest seconds (timestamp - days)
  lv_sec_i    = lv_timestamp MOD lc_day_in_sec.
  ev_time     = lv_sec_i.
* Rest sec and milli seconds
  lv_timsmsec  = lv_timestamp MOD lc_day_in_sec.
  lv_timsmsec  = lv_timsmsec - lv_sec_i.
  ev_msec      = lv_timsmsec * 1000.

ENDMETHOD.