To set up a Facebook long-lived access token, follow these steps:

• Go to Facebook Developer
• Click My Apps

  

• Click Create App

  

• Click Business and Next^{_{(Business has more perks, than others so pick it)}}

  

• This is very Self Explanatory, I guess you already know what to do.

  

• Hover through tools and Click Graph Api Explorer

  

• Grant Permissions for token, Click Add a Permission, Then click Events Groups Pages click all the following

[!NOTE] The scopes should be color black as the image shows, If it shows color green it means it's not yet applied to the token. (Repeat the proccess if the next step doesn't work)

• Click on User Token and choose the page you want.

  

• There's gonna popup there, just give the App Permissions and Authorize it.
• Now Click Generate Access Token and set the User Token to the page you want, then copy the Short-Lived-Token

  

• Go back to Dashboard Again. Then hover through tools and click Access Token Debugger

  

• Insert the Token you copied earlier and Click Extend Access Token

  

• Now Copy it and Save it Somewhere

  

You need to use Windows Powershell to use program called FFMPEG

We need to install Scoop First, before installing FFMPEG

To open Windows Powershell:

• Click Windows Button
• And Search for Windows Powershell then Right-Click and click Run as Administrator

After you open it, Run this command:

iwr -useb get.scoop.sh | iex

[!TIP] If theres an error occured, just run the command below and re-run the command above. ^{(Disregard the command below if theres no error appeared)}

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -scope CurrentUser

Now Run this command, to install FFMPEG and GIT:

scoop install ffmpeg git

After succeeding, Now run these commands:

md "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\frames"
cd "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\frames"

This folder will appear on your Desktop, And thats where you will replace your video you want to chop

Now chop the video by running this command:

ffmpeg -i "video.mkv" -r 2 -q:v 3 frame_%00d.jpg

• -i "video.mkv" input file
• -r 2 is the frames chopped per second ^{(needed in config.conf)}
• -q:v 3 quality
• frame_%00d.jpg output file

Wait until it finished...

[!NOTE] This is getting this info is deprecated, no need for you to gather it.

Then, we're gonna gather the infos of Video and Make sure to Take note all the infos needed.

To get the total frames of the video. ^{(You can see this info too while chopping the frames)}

ffprobe -v error -select_streams v:0 -count_packets -show_entries stream=nb_read_packets -of csv=p=0 video.mkv

To get the frame rate of the video ^{(If you get fractions "24/1" omit "/1")}

ffprobe -v error -select_streams v:0 -show_entries stream=r_frame_rate -of default=noprint_wrappers=1:nokey=1 video.mkv

Then now we're gonna upload the frames to GitHub. Open your Windows Powershell and Run the Command below:

cd ..
git clone https://github.com/{your_username_here}/{repo_name}

[!IMPORTANT] Make sure that you already created a repository for this template. {repo_name} stands for the name of your repo you created for this template

Now, Run this command:

cd {repo_name}
Copy-Item -Path "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\frames\frame_*.jpg" -Destination frames -Recurse
git init
git add .
git commit -m "frames, update"

Provide your Git Infos, Must be the same as your username and email ^{(it will not display it on public)}:

git config --global user.name "<your-username>"
git config --global user.email <[email protected]>

Now get your GitHub token, refer to this tutorial...

• And finally, Push the changes to the repository:

git remote set-url origin https://{your_username}:{your_token_here}@github.com/{your_username}/{repo_name}
git push origin master

• Add subtitle file ^{(only supported *.ass/*.ssa, *.srt subtitles)}
• Insert all the infos needed in config.conf file. https://github.com/fearocanity/ebtrfio-template/blob/039f6e9cf9f89356b7b8bd60b074f36a6ef9d8d4/config.conf#L4-L8

• And push it to master.

We need to setup our repo secret variables too...

• To setup it, first go to Settings on your GitHub Repo.

  

• Under the Secrets and Variables section, Click Actions

  

• Then click New Repository Secret

  

• The name must be TOK_FB, And Paste your Long-Live Facebook you save earlier, Then click Add Secret.

  

  • (Optional) You can add the GIF token too by creating again, and it is named TOK_GIF

• Go to Settings again, Under Actions, click General

  

• Click Read and Write Permission and save it.

  

• Then you're good to go for a test now. You're Done!!

• Go to Settings > Basic

  

• And Change your Privacy Policy URL to https://google.com, Then click Save Changes at the bottom of the page.

  

• Then go back to the Dashboard and Switch your Transparency from Development to Live

  

• Click on Actions

  

• Click on init banner, And click Run Workflow

  

[!CAUTION] We prefer not doing this (The BOT is already running), because it will cause to run the workflow twice when the automatic run was executed. it'll cause duplication. Instead do Manually Disable Workflow. Make sure you know what you're doing. (This is helpful if you want to run the posting after you enable the workflow)

• Click on Actions

  

• Click on init banner, and click the three dots ···. Then finally, click on Disable Workflow

  

[!TIP] Enabling it pretty much the same procedure, It will appear the enable button at the top.

• Firstly, go to .github/workflows/process.yml

• And change the cron syntax 0 */2 * * *, this cron syntax stands for every 2 hrs, so you can just change the 2 based on your likings. Or you can make your own cron here.

[!CAUTION] Make sure you know what you're doing, This might cause duplications and errors on posting. And before you adjust it, make sure the product of fph and mins mustn't exceed to the number of hours you set on cron. Assume you have fph=50 and mins=5, so the product of it is: 50 * 5 = 250, then divide it with 60 to know the number of hours: 250 / 60 = 4.16 hrs