#file encodings

[la-principessa-nuova]

I spent so long today trying to figure out why .gitignore wasn’t working.

I spent *hours* going through so many StackOverflow questions and reddit posts where brand new developers are trying to use a .gitignore for the first time and getting the syntax wrong or putting it in the wrong directory or naming the file wrong or they already tracked the files. All common mistakes I made when I was new to this, but not what was wrong for me.

I’m suddenly reminded what it was like back then everytime I had a problem googling every little issue and thinking some obscure issue was happening or there was a bug in git or something, and then I’d find the small error I’d made. But now I understand it so well I’m stumped what could be wrong.

Flashback to when I was trying to decide which OS to use when writing it and decided it was simple enough that Windows would be fine. Plus I want this to be cross platform and so it’ll be good to be forced to deal with Windows compatibility up front.

Then finally I found the issue: I created the .gitignore from Powershell and it defaults the encoding to UTF-16LE??? Why would they do that? Just to prank people trying to create files to be used literally anywhere???

Changed it to UTF-8 and it works.

god

[39oa]

SJS@DAL Postgame: Jason Robertson (03.02.24)

[sugurugetos]

FEAR SEVENTEEN, 190927

[captainswan618]

finally finished downloading the river song timeline edit. get ready to cry with me @darlsbardlife >:)

[miodiodavinci]

Did you make Salvador with OpenUTAU in mind? Whenever i try to use his voicebank in og UTAU it doesnt make any noise.

i made him with UTAU-Synth in mind, unfortunately ;; _ ;; standard windows UTAU suddenly stopped working for me several years ago (see: everything works fine until i hit play, whereupon it pops up the render window, renders everything, closes the render window, and does nothing. no playhead, no sound, no scrolling. yet somehow i can still export full renders) so i'd been leaning heavy on UTAU-Synth in the meantime

when i put together salvador, i hadn't yet made the jump to using OpenUTAU and vLabeler either, so he's kind of in a weird limbo where i did my best to make sure he'd work in all three versions, but i had no real way of testing to make sure he did ;; _ ;;

[m0e-ru]

literally just sifting through the voice lines and i ended up in the mariko no heya section then i heard madono talk about adachi and with no hesitation i said out loud 'im going to fucking kill you

[host-restoration]

Text from the Document:

RGV2IExvZywgRGF5IDE6CgpJIGZpbmFsbHkgZnVja2luZyBnb3QgaXQgdG8gd29yayEgUHJvamVjdCBIb3N0IGlzIGEgZ28uIFdlIGZpbmFsbHkgZ290IEFfX19fX18gdW5kZXIgY29udHJvbC4gV2Ugbm8gbG9uZ2VyIG5lZWQgb3VyIHJpbmdzIHRvIHByb3RlY3QgdXMtIGp1c3QgdGhlIGdhbWUgc2hvdWxkIGtlZXAgdXMgc2FmZS4gV2UganVzdCBuZWVkIHRvIGtlZXAgaGltIHVuZGVyIHN1cnZlaWxsYW5jZSBzbyBoZSBkb2VzbuKAmXQgZXNjYXBlLiBTb25pYyBDRCBkb2VzbuKAmXQgaGF2ZSBhbnkgZ2FtZSBicmVha2luZyBidWdzIHRob3VnaCwgc28gbm90aGluZyBiYWQgc2hvdWxkIGhhcHBlbi4gCg

[cf-12]

Modifying KY-040 rotary encoder to low-profile

By cutting its shaft and re-shaping its stem, I decreased its height from 28 mm to 13 mm

from WaifuPad

[dullahandyke]

Love my little mp3 player. Gonna do some tinkering today on it to see what the proper limits on it are bcos the documentation is wicked lacking

[idkhowtopickausername]

Losing my mind trying to make this AMV and I haven’t even gotten to the video editing part

[sugurugetos]

SEVENTEEN TMA RED CARPET / 231010

[jasper-rolls]

Song: Exclusive Frontier Artist: NA7 Album: encode/decode Circle: dat file records

[hoyotunes]

okay i don't know what the hell is wrong with the last 3 (instrumental + harmonic accompaniments) but tumblr refuses to upload any version of them i have so. idk lol. they might just not get uploaded

[tap-tap-tap-im-in]

And for further clarity. By saturated I just mean the CPU was consistently not processing tasks quickly enough. It was sitting around 150% utilization or about 6.00 on uptime or top for a 4 core processor.

Well within reasonable utilization for spike loads, but not something I would want to sustain for over the course of a full movie. That's where the CPU would start to use the boost clock speeds, increase power draw, and be potentially unresponsive if another intensive load needed to start.

[creativeera]

Video Transcoding: An Essential Process for Content Distribution Across Multiple Platforms

What is Video Transcoding It refers to the process of converting a video file from one format or codec to another. This allows video files captured or encoded in one format to be played back on devices that support different formats. Transcoding is necessary because video formats have different technical specifications for things like resolution, frame rate, audio channels and compression standards. Need for Video Transcoding The need for transcoding arises because videos today need to be consumed across a wide variety of platforms like smartphones, tablets, desktops and streaming devices. However, not all devices or platforms support the same video formats. While a high-resolution movie may play fine on a high-end desktop, the same file may be too large for a mobile device with limited processing power and storage. Transcoding allows video content distributors to create optimized versions of a video tailored for specific devices or networks. Some key reasons why transcoding is required include: - Device and Platform compatibility: As mentioned earlier, different devices have varying support for video formats. Transcoding ensures the video can play on the target device. - File size optimization: Transcoding to lower resolutions and bitrates helps reduce file sizes, important for streaming over cellular networks or for devices with limited space. - Encoding optimizations: Transcoding allows re-encoding videos using optimal encoder settings, codecs and profiles best suited for the target environment. - DRM restrictions: Video Transcoding may need to be converted to formats that support Digital Rights Management (DRM) for distribution through licensing platforms. - Subtitle/Closed caption embedding: Non-burned subtitle/caption streams can be burned into the video during transcoding. Transcoding Workflow A typical video transcoding workflow would involve the following basic steps: 1. Import and Analysis: The source video file is imported into the transcoding system which then analyses key attributes like resolution, frame rate, audio/subtitle streams etc. 2. Profile Mapping: The analyzed data is mapped to pre-defined transcoding profiles configured for various target device classes or bitrate tiers. 3. Transcoding: The source file is transcoded to the appropriate target format(s), resolutions and encoding parameters as per the matched profile using CPU/GPU transcoding. 4. Optimizations: Additional optimizations may be applied like deinterlacing, denoising, ad insertion etc. 5. Quality Check: Random transcoded clips can be checked for quality issues using automated or manual review. 6. Delivery/Distribution: The transcoded files are delivered to various streaming servers, packaged for OTT/VOD platforms or downloaded directly for local playback. Transcoding Formats and Codecs Some common formats generated during transcoding include: - MP4: A popular wrapper format generated at lower resolutions for platforms like iOS, Android, Roku etc. H.264 video with AAC audio is common. - MPEG-2 Program Stream (M2PS): Used for distribution to set-top boxes and cable/satellite systems. - Flash Video (FLV/F4V): Used for progressive download and streaming delivery to desktop browsers. - Microsoft Smooth Streaming (MSS): An adaptive bitrate format optimized for Silverlight/HTML5 delivery. - HLS: A standard HTTP Live Streaming format for OTT on mobile/desktop with H.264/AAC. - DASH: An ISO-standard dynamic adaptive format popular for premium OTT with H.264/AAC or HEVC/AAC. Popular codecs used include H.264, H.265/HEVC for video compression and AAC, MP3 for audio. Selecting the right codecs and container depends on the target audience and delivery network.

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[elle-p]

Finally bothered to look up Reload's text in a hex editor the japanese is encoded with UTF-8.