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Fuck reddit. Fuck the Reddit.com Administrators. It's time to move on to http://www.Voat.co I am following the recent movement with blacking out reddit by making all subreddits private until chooter has been reinstated as a Reddit Admin. For more information, please visit this post: http://reddit.com/OutOfTheLoop/comments/3bxduw/why_was_riama_along_with_a_number_of_other_large/ Until further notice, both of my subreddits will be set to Private. (/QuitComplaining is the other one)
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2024.05.16 14:34 squish7641 i am fascinated with death, but not in the way you think
so ever since i was a kid, i’ve been obsessed with horror movies. in real life i can’t imagine the thought of ever hurting or killing anyone, but when it’s on screen itself it’s like i’m in a trance. movies like Saw, Halloween, or any slasher movie really just brings me unequivocal excitement. i never really understood why because when it comes to being shown a real-life video of someone being murdered/tortured/beaten, i literally have to look away. (the more i age, the less desensitized i am towards gore which is certainly interesting)
anyways i’ve come to realize that the way i feel towards death and how popular media showcases death, isn’t normal.
the other day me and my two friends were talking about the movies Final Destination. i used to be obsessed with these movies just because the way they depicted the characters deaths were so realistic and weird. i seriously think those movies is what started my fascination. we were talking about Olivia Castles’ death in Final Destination 5, the infamous laser eye surgery scene where the laser torches her eye, making her stumble against the window and falling four stories onto a car resulting in her death. she had another scene where she was meant to be killed in which she falls off a bridge into water, and a car rolls off the bridge landing on her head.
…Of course, i got stared down and called weird when i said ‘wow i wonder how scared she was, i wish i was in her situation’
looking back, OBVIOUSLY WEIRD STATEMENT but i dont know why when i watch situations like those in horror movies i just long to feel what the characters feel. i’ve never been in a life or death situation, i’ve never been in a situation where i could die, and i’ve never been threatened before with my life.
so why do i want to understand the feelings and thoughts behind it??
like when people are being tortured and not able to move, turn or talk, i just can’t imagine the terror they feel. i don’t even get scared i just want to know it feels. what would i be thinking in that situation? how scared would i really be? and what could i do to get out of this situation and will i even be able to?
i dont know. on paper it looks like im trying to live out some final girl fantasy, but i seriously think its one of my favorite things ever to think about. running throughout the woods, not being able to look back while a 300-pound man is hunting you down with a chainsaw?? AND GOD FORBID YOU TRIP??? sounds like a good time to me
basically does anyone else feel this way? lack of google results when i search up this type of topic is what lead to this reddit post lol. there’s just so many different ways to die and i want to know how it would feel to go through every single one of them. Click post.
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anyways i’ve come to realize that the way i feel towards death and how popular media showcases death, isn’t normal.
the other day me and my two friends were talking about the movies Final Destination. i used to be obsessed with these movies just because the way they depicted the characters deaths were so realistic and weird. i seriously think those movies is what started my fascination. we were talking about Olivia Castles’ death in Final Destination 5, the infamous laser eye surgery scene where the laser torches her eye, making her stumble against the window and falling four stories onto a car resulting in her death. she had another scene where she was meant to be killed in which she falls off a bridge into water, and a car rolls off the bridge landing on her head.
…Of course, i got stared down and called weird when i said ‘wow i wonder how scared she was, i wish i was in her situation’
looking back, OBVIOUSLY WEIRD STATEMENT but i dont know why when i watch situations like those in horror movies i just long to feel what the characters feel. i’ve never been in a life or death situation, i’ve never been in a situation where i could die, and i’ve never been threatened before with my life.
so why do i want to understand the feelings and thoughts behind it??
like when people are being tortured and not able to move, turn or talk, i just can’t imagine the terror they feel. i don’t even get scared i just want to know it feels. what would i be thinking in that situation? how scared would i really be? and what could i do to get out of this situation and will i even be able to?
i dont know. on paper it looks like im trying to live out some final girl fantasy, but i seriously think its one of my favorite things ever to think about. running throughout the woods, not being able to look back while a 300-pound man is hunting you down with a chainsaw?? AND GOD FORBID YOU TRIP??? sounds like a good time to me
basically does anyone else feel this way? lack of google results when i search up this type of topic is what lead to this reddit post lol. there’s just so many different ways to die and i want to know how it would feel to go through every single one of them. Click post.
2024.05.16 14:21 Baboo85 Installing the old free "HEVC Video Extensions from Device Manufacturer" is legal?
You can't find it on the Store and if you use a direct link to the app and open it on Microsoft Store it says that the app won't work on my device (not true but anyway...).
But it's legally possibile to install it on a Windows PC? And yes, I mean that I want to know if it's possible to use it in a company environment.
We're searching the least invasive as possible method to read those f.....ing HEIC photos on a Windows 10 PC (the HEVC videos are already compatible with VLC) and install on all company PCs and that free plugin is the best solution.
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But it's legally possibile to install it on a Windows PC? And yes, I mean that I want to know if it's possible to use it in a company environment.
We're searching the least invasive as possible method to read those f.....ing HEIC photos on a Windows 10 PC (the HEVC videos are already compatible with VLC) and install on all company PCs and that free plugin is the best solution.
2024.05.16 14:03 SamHacksLife Brainstorming the open mat only model.
I saw the Kimura traphouse posts about opening a 24-7 open mat place.
I like the model, but since in a open mat only place there is no culture being passed from the top down through the head coach, it needs to come from the ground up through community.
To have community it needs to be a place where jiujitsu people want to chill and hang.
So picture this:
You enter the building its a cafe, with on the right a large window that overseas the room with the mats. (I saw something like this on instagram)
Theres also a three couches around a TV to play UFC / ADCC events
Theres a pool table, chess, and darts. You can buy coffee, drinks and maybe snacks. Actually good merch is for sale.
On the left of the cafe, you can go to the outside area where there is a wooden deck with a hot tub and a cold plunge, as well as tables and a barbecue.
The mat area has cameras from all angles, not just for security, but for producing highlight reels for social media and for members who roll here.
What is missing?
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I like the model, but since in a open mat only place there is no culture being passed from the top down through the head coach, it needs to come from the ground up through community.
To have community it needs to be a place where jiujitsu people want to chill and hang.
So picture this:
You enter the building its a cafe, with on the right a large window that overseas the room with the mats. (I saw something like this on instagram)
Theres also a three couches around a TV to play UFC / ADCC events
Theres a pool table, chess, and darts. You can buy coffee, drinks and maybe snacks. Actually good merch is for sale.
On the left of the cafe, you can go to the outside area where there is a wooden deck with a hot tub and a cold plunge, as well as tables and a barbecue.
The mat area has cameras from all angles, not just for security, but for producing highlight reels for social media and for members who roll here.
What is missing?
2024.05.16 14:03 igottabeme Frequent Audio Drop Outs
 | Whilst working in Premiere the audio intermittently drops out/mutes for no reason. submitted by igottabeme to premiere [link] [comments] Playback is normal but the metres show no activity and there is no sound. Stopping and pressing play again fixes the issue. Sometimes it feels like every other time I press play this issue occurs. Has anyone else had this issue? Media is all constant frame rate, mostly encoded as below but there are also some AVC/H264 clips. (These clips come from other departments so are not particularly under my control) https://preview.redd.it/5i3rmwud3s0d1.png?width=1147&format=png&auto=webp&s=188d06daf03d6305c45e9181bc761a8018250bbd I've just upgraded to the latest build available (build 59, 24.3.0) but this has been an issue for a while now on the last few versions and more than one PC. My current workstation is OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 Home Version 10.0.22631 Build 22631 Other OS Description Not Available System Manufacturer LENOVO System Model 82Y3 System Type x64-based PC System SKU LENOVO_MT_82Y3_BU_idea_FM_Legion Slim 7 16IRH8 Processor 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900H, 2600 Mhz, 14 Core(s), 20 Logical Processor(s) BIOS Version/Date LENOVO M0CN35WW, 19/12/2023 Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 64.0 GB Name NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Laptop GPU |
2024.05.16 13:55 myheadsintheclouds Husband is starting to feel guilty for being NC with his family.
We’ve been NC since September. His mother did not respect our wishes for NC, showed up at our apartment and was let in by someone who lives in the building, banged on our windows and doors and threatened to go to the court for visitation with our daughter. She bashes us on social media and talks about how young parents are the worst, I have no family values, and how my husband turned his back on his family and friends, the devil is hard at work, etc. His grandmother last time we spoke said I’m only a good “cat mom,” also said I have no values and bashed me for my parenting as well. His brother tried to get him to see him, and then we found out his brother has been talking to his best friend trying to get his best friend to talk to MIL. MIL has turned my husband’s family and friends all against us besides his best friend. They are very toxic and mental illness runs in their family. MIL parentified my husband from a young age so he has been trained to feel guilty his whole life.
Anyway, since Mother’s Day passed, he told me today that he feels guilty he didn’t reach out to his mom or grandmother, doesn’t know how many Mother’s Days his grandmother has left and he misses them. He goes through periods of time where he feels guilty for everything and mostly keeps it to himself. He has said previously he would see zero point of reaching out if our children aren’t able to see them (we have a 19 month old and have been keeping my pregnancy a secret), but understands why I do not want them to be around our children. A big part of things was boundaries and his family not respecting what we want with our daughter. I’ve told my husband for them to have a relationship with myself and our children they would all need therapy, to apologize for how they’ve treated me, respect that I am the parent and make rules not them and be ok with not being the center of attention every day. We got guilted into seeing them for every holiday to the point my parents used to get upset because we saw his family way more. For my first Mother’s Day last year (because MIL and GMIL said when I was pregnant I was almost a mom, even though they’re pro life and believe life begins at conception), my MIL was upset my husband only spent two hours with her and spent the rest the day with me. She monopolizes everything and uses GMIL as a crutch, that she doesn’t know how many holidays she has left. My parents are both in their 60s with multiple comorbidities, including my dad’s prostate cancer coming back, and have never guilted us that they could die so we need to spend time with them.
I get frustrate because my husband does make progress but then feels guilty. His family has not made any effort to apologize, his mom talks crap on Facebook about us, his mom threatened us with going to court for our child, and I see no reason for things to change. I know they’re his family but they’re awful people.
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Anyway, since Mother’s Day passed, he told me today that he feels guilty he didn’t reach out to his mom or grandmother, doesn’t know how many Mother’s Days his grandmother has left and he misses them. He goes through periods of time where he feels guilty for everything and mostly keeps it to himself. He has said previously he would see zero point of reaching out if our children aren’t able to see them (we have a 19 month old and have been keeping my pregnancy a secret), but understands why I do not want them to be around our children. A big part of things was boundaries and his family not respecting what we want with our daughter. I’ve told my husband for them to have a relationship with myself and our children they would all need therapy, to apologize for how they’ve treated me, respect that I am the parent and make rules not them and be ok with not being the center of attention every day. We got guilted into seeing them for every holiday to the point my parents used to get upset because we saw his family way more. For my first Mother’s Day last year (because MIL and GMIL said when I was pregnant I was almost a mom, even though they’re pro life and believe life begins at conception), my MIL was upset my husband only spent two hours with her and spent the rest the day with me. She monopolizes everything and uses GMIL as a crutch, that she doesn’t know how many holidays she has left. My parents are both in their 60s with multiple comorbidities, including my dad’s prostate cancer coming back, and have never guilted us that they could die so we need to spend time with them.
I get frustrate because my husband does make progress but then feels guilty. His family has not made any effort to apologize, his mom talks crap on Facebook about us, his mom threatened us with going to court for our child, and I see no reason for things to change. I know they’re his family but they’re awful people.
2024.05.16 13:53 gryponyx Best disk encryption software to encrypt large drives?
I have some HDDs with large amount of media i want to encrypt and be able to access the data easily when I want to play it. What do you guys recommend for encrypting large HDD/SSD/usb drives on Windows without being inconvenient when you want to access the data?
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2024.05.16 13:47 gryponyx Best disk encryption software to encrypt large drives?
I have some HDDs with large amount of media i want to encrypt and be able to access the data easily when I want to play it. What do you guys recommend for encrypting large HDD/SSD/usb drives on Windows without being inconvenient when you want to access the data?
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2024.05.16 13:43 Mandoart-Studios Virtual monitor scaling
Hello I was wondering if can create virtual displays with my quest 3 to test how diffrent monitor sizes might fit into a room. It's one thing to measure out the space and another to see a screen actual display media. I tried to use a browser window but I couldn't get it small enough. It would work with something the size of a TV tho.
I am a bit new to AR, I usually just use a link cable and boot steam VR games so any help is greatly appreciated.
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I am a bit new to AR, I usually just use a link cable and boot steam VR games so any help is greatly appreciated.
2024.05.16 13:02 Andy_9394 Retrieving Memories: A Guide to see your Deleted Photos again
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For Windows Users - using free build-in tools For Windows Users - using Renee Undeleter For Mac Users - Using Built-in Utilities and third-party apps For iPhone/iPad users For Android Devices Efficiently Recovering Lost Memories from Digital Cameras Storage Preventive Measures: Tips to Avoid Future Photo Loss and Secure Your Memories Conclusion If you’ve found yourself in the unfortunate situation of having deleted photos, there’s no need to panic. It’s often possible to recover these images, whether you’re using a Windows PC, Mac, iPhone, or Android phone. This guide will provide you with straightforward instructions on how to utilize built-in system tools as well as reputable third-party software to retrieve your lost pictures. We will take you through each step to ensure you have the best chance of restoring your precious memories. Ready to get started? Let’s dive into the recovery process. For Windows Users - using free build-in toolsThe first method to retrieve recently deleted photos on a Windows PC is by using the built-in tools. These tools are readily available and can be accessed easily on your computer. They include the Recycle Bin, File History, and Windows File Recovery tool. Let’s dive into the detailed steps on how to use each of these tools to recover your precious memories.Check your Recycle Bin firstIn most cases, deleted photos are sent to recycle bin directly. You can easily see your deleted photos in Windows Recycle Bin.
If you have recently deleted photos from your computer, the first place to check is the Recycle Bin. This is a temporary storage location where deleted files are kept base on the settings on Windows(users can adjust settings that affect how long items remain in the Recycle Bin). If you have not cleared your Recycle Bin, there’s a high chance your photos are still there. Windows Recycle Bin Versions Step 2: Opening the Recycle Bin To access the Recycle Bin, double-click on the icon on your desktop or open the File Explorer and select “ Recycle Bin ” from the left menu. Step 3: Restoring the Photos Once you have opened the Recycle Bin, browse through the files to find the photos you want to recover. You can use the search bar at the top to search for specific photos. Once you have located the photos, right-click on them and select “ Restore ” to bring them back to their original location on your computer. Using File History(Previous Versions)If the photos you want to recover were stored on your computer’s hard drive, you can also use the File History feature to retrieve them. Keep in mind that this method only works if you had enabled File History at the time the photos were deleted.Step 1: Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder where the deleted photo was located. Step 2: Right-click on the folder and select “ Properties ” from the drop-down menu. folder properties Step 3: In the Properties window, click on the “ Previous Versions ” tab. Folder Properties Step 4: If available, you will see a list of previous versions of the folder with their timestamp and size. Select the version you want to restore and click on the “ Open ” button. This will open a window showing the contents of the selected version. From here, you can copy and paste the deleted photos to a new location on your device. After the process is complete, you should be able to find your deleted photos in their original location. If you have disabled System Protection or if your device ran out of disk space, there may be no available backups to recover from. You may find out how to enable file history here . Tips: It’s important to note that the Previous Versions feature is not a guarantee for file recovery. It is only available if System Protection is enabled and if a previous version of the file is available. Using Windows File Recovery ToolIf the above methods do not work, you can also use the Windows File Recovery tool to retrieve your deleted photos. This tool is available for Windows 10 and allows you to recover deleted files from your hard drive, external storage, and even SD cards.
https://preview.redd.it/2e6r8k37sr0d1.png?width=680&format=png&auto=webp&s=be590ff6675a05aad72cbc32973218d22a085f26 Step 1: To begin using the Windows File Recovery tool, open the File Explorer and navigate to the folder where your deleted file was located. You can also search for the file by name using the search bar at the top of the File Explorer window. Step 2: Once you have located the folder or file, open the Command Prompt by pressing the Windows and R keys on your keyboard, typing “ cmd ” into the Run dialog, and pressing Enter . Alternatively, you can right-click on the Start menu and select “ Command Prompt ” from the list. Command Prompt Step 3: In the Command Prompt, type winfr source: destination and press Enter . The source refers to the drive where the deleted file was located, while the destination is where you want to recover the file to. For example, if you want to recover a file from drive C and save it to the desktop, you would type winfr C: C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop Step 4: The tool will start running in either regular or extensive mode, depending on the size of the file and the current status of the drive. It may take some time for the tool to finish scanning and recovering the file, so be patient. https://preview.redd.it/r93xwq6esr0d1.png?width=1153&format=png&auto=webp&s=49ebadafe528c84fcfde22ec212b06c93faa7d7b Now that you have learned how to recover recently deleted photos using the built-in tools on your Windows computer, you can also check out our next chapter on “ For Windows Users – Renee Undeleter “. This tool offers more advanced features and can help you recover lost photos from various storage devices with ease. For Windows Users - using Renee UndeleterThose Windows build-in tools does not work for you? Don’t panic, there’s still a way to retrieve them with an advanced tool called Renee Undeleter. This tool offers more features and a higher success rate when it comes to recovering lost photos. Follow the detailed steps below to learn how to use it.Step 1: Download, install and run Renee Undeleter on your Windows computer. Renee Undeleter - Powerful Data Recovery Software Easy to use Only simple steps to recover data from storage devices. Multiple scan modes Fast partition scan, whole partition scan and whole disk scan for different recovery needs. File types Support to recover pictures, videos, audios, documents, mails, etc. Supported storage devices Recover data from recycle bin , SD card , external disk , etc. Supported systems Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS X10.6, 10.7, 10.8. Free Trial (Win) Free Trial (Mac) Step 2: Select the [Fast Partition Scan] option in the main interface. Please avoid installing the software on the disk containing the data to be recovered in order to prevent data overwriting. Also, refrain from saving new data to the same disk partition after a file is lost to avoid further damage or complete loss of the lost file. https://preview.redd.it/rdq6r3rgsr0d1.png?width=875&format=png&auto=webp&s=1d609dbf90ed6c1d1cf00ef93fb87c48c944b045 Step 3: Next, select the partition where the lost data is located, and click [Next]. https://preview.redd.it/ff63zhhhsr0d1.png?width=1008&format=png&auto=webp&s=664077cc57d93fc56482f55167ea0ecdbef70bc3 Step 4: Select the [Fast Scan] option and click the [Next] button to scan. The [Fast Scan] mode scans the initial 30GB of available space on the chosen disk. If desired files are not found, the [Deep Scan] mode can be used for a thorough scan of the hard disk partition, though it will require additional time. https://preview.redd.it/8ngbd68isr0d1.png?width=875&format=png&auto=webp&s=aae7426b166fd59903417f0d145dc50339ba8a9e Step 5: Wait for the scan to complete you can double-click the file to preview, then check the files that need to be recovered, and click the [Recover] button to recover the files to other disks. https://preview.redd.it/x5gfbkzksr0d1.png?width=875&format=png&auto=webp&s=1ef706bbb619a15524b426613feb49fd81f65ebb
For Mac Users - Using Built-in Utilities and third-party appsBuilt-in UtilitiesTime Machine: The First Line of DefenseFor Mac users seeking to retrieve deleted photos, Time Machine stands as the premier built-in utility. To access it, connect the drive where your backups are stored, click on the Time Machine icon in the menu bar, and choose “ Enter Time Machine “. From here, you can navigate back to the date before the photo’s deletion and click “ Restore ” to recover your image. Ensure you have Time Machine set up and running before any data loss occurs. https://preview.redd.it/buewfjvmsr0d1.png?width=321&format=png&auto=webp&s=c5e0ea778c5c1ea9dd73b3c85c2f5a6aa38b542f Retrieving from the Photos App The Photos application on macOS, replacing older apps like iPhoto and Aperture, also offers a safeguard against accidental deletion. Within the Photos app, deleted pictures are moved to the “ Recently Deleted ” album where they stay for 30 days before permanent removal. To restore, simply select the desired photo(s) and press “ Recover “. The chronological library and the ability to sort into albums make managing and retrieving your photos straightforward. https://preview.redd.it/z14psipnsr0d1.png?width=767&format=png&auto=webp&s=f5261d684dee6e2963efb3bffe392a3fdc64682d Utilizing Photo Booth for Recovery In instances where you’ve used Photo Booth —a camera application that comes standard with macOS—deleted photos might be recoverable if they were recently removed. Check the app’s library for thumbnails of saved images, as they may still be present. Although recovery options within Photo Booth are limited, the thumbnails provide a quick visual reference for recently captured images that may have been deleted elsewhere on your system. https://preview.redd.it/af9f9d9osr0d1.png?width=680&format=png&auto=webp&s=a0ff202570887440442bc840b0964a0c2a923a92 Third-party apps/serviceThird-Party Data Recovery SoftwareWhen built-in options fall short, Mac users can turn to third-party software such as Undeleter , Disk Drill or PhotoRec for more robust recovery capabilities. These applications perform deep scans and can often recover files that are no longer visible to the user. They operate on the principle of file signatures, allowing them to identify various data types, including photos, and attempt to restore them. Remember to halt all use of the storage device immediately after data loss to prevent overwriting your deleted files. https://preview.redd.it/8h9qn95psr0d1.png?width=875&format=png&auto=webp&s=1439161ffe9afca04fd1f6eb5d2bcb76b1411311 Professional Data Recovery Services If all software-based methods fail to yield results, and the photos are irreplaceable, seeking professional data recovery services may be the next step. Despite being more expensive, these services provide specialized recovery techniques, particularly in cases of physical damage to storage media, offering the highest probability of retrieval for your valuable memories.
For iPhone/iPad usersUnderstanding the “Recently Deleted” AlbumOn an iPhone, deleted photos first move to the “Recently Deleted” album within the Photos app. They remain there for 30 days, providing an immediate recovery option without the need for additional software. During this period, you can simply select the photos and tap “Recover” to restore them back to your main library. https://preview.redd.it/jvce0weqsr0d1.png?width=640&format=png&auto=webp&s=11e8d7c52018ef08109e174f56982154e104238a
When the “Recently Deleted” album is no longer an option, specialized software like Renee iPhone Recovery , Dr. Fone, iMyFone Data Recovery, and PhoneRescue can help. These tools attempt to recover lost data from deep within the iPhone’s storage. Although results can vary, many of these programs offer a preview feature to identify recoverable photos before purchase. Recovering from Other Devices and Cloud Services If third-party tools fail, check if the lost photos exist on other synced devices such as an iPad or a Mac . Cloud services like iCloud are also worth exploring, as they may have automatically backed up your photos. Additionally, images shared on social platforms may serve as an inadvertent backup.
While professional data recovery services can sometimes salvage photos that software cannot, they come at a significant cost and with no success guarantees. Such services should be a last resort, typically for irreplaceable photos, and it’s advisable to inquire about the likelihood of recovery before committing. For Android Devices EfficientlyIn today’s digital age, we use our smartphones to capture and store our precious memories in the form of photos. But what happens when we accidentally delete these photos? Thankfully, there are ways to retrieve them on Android devices efficiently. In this chapter, we will guide you through several methods to recover deleted photos on your Android device.Step 1: Check Your Google Photos Trash If you use Google Photos to back up your photos, then your deleted photos may still be in the trash for up to 60 days. To check, open the Google Photos app, tap on the three lines in the top left corner, and select “ Trash ” from the menu. If your photos are in the trash, tap on them and select “ Restore “. This will move the photos back to your main library. https://preview.redd.it/nsm726tssr0d1.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=f4c2f1726e0779954978bdbc5e168de91421c1de Step 2: Use Your Device’s Gallery App If you have deleted a photo from Google Photos, but it’s still on your device, then you can use your device’s gallery app to delete it. Simply open the gallery app, find the photo, and delete it. This will permanently remove the photo from your device. Step 3: Try OneDrive Recycle Bin If you have OneDrive backup set up on your Android device, then you can try recovering your deleted photos from the recycle bin. To do so, follow these steps:
If you have photos stored on an SD card and they have been deleted, you can try recovering them by removing the SD card from your device and connecting it to a computer. You will need a card reader to do this. Step 5: Use Data Recovery Software If all else fails, you can try using data recovery software to retrieve your deleted photos on your Android device. There are many options available, but do thorough research and choose a reputable and reliable software to use.
Recovering Lost Memories from Digital Cameras StorageStorage media like SD cards are indispensable for digital cameras but can succumb to many forms of data loss, such as accidental deletion or card corruption. Water, heat, and even seemingly innocuous actions like ejecting the card during a write process can compromise the integrity of the data. For instance, exposure to moisture not only risks electronic failure but can also lead to data corruption, affecting the stored images on the SD card .Immediate Response to Data Loss When data loss is detected, the initial response is critical. Ceasing all operations on the digital camera’s storage device is paramount. Users should avoid capturing new images or attempting to access the card with other devices, which can lead to overwriting the lost data, rendering it irrecoverable, data only appear to be gone but are actually waiting to be overwritten. Preventive Measures: Tips to Avoid Future Photo Loss and Secure Your MemoriesWhile it’s great to have methods for recovering deleted photos, it’s always better to not lose them in the first place. The recovery process may not always be successful, and it’s time-consuming. To avoid the stress of lost images, here are some preventive measures you can take:Step 1: Regularly Back Up Your Photos Protect your memories by regularly backing up photos using built-in utilities, third-party tools, or cloud services. Choose a weekly or monthly schedule and promptly back up new images after events or before system updates. Windows users can use File History, and Mac users can use iCloud for security. Step 2:Create multiple partitions. Organize photos into dedicated folders or create separate partitions on your storage device to minimize accidental formatting and allow space for backups, enhancing photo protection. You can use Disk Utility on Macs to create multiple partitions on your external hard drive. Step 3:Never write new photos to the same place as lost images. If you’ve accidentally deleted photos, it’s important to stop using the device or storage media that contained the lost files. This is because the data is still physically on the device until it is overwritten. If you continue to use the device, you risk overwriting or corrupting the lost files, making it difficult to recover them. If you’ve accidentally deleted photos from your camera’s SD card, remove the card and do not use it until you’ve attempted the recovery process. Step 4:Auto-upload photos to the cloud. Many devices have the option to automatically send your photos to the cloud, providing a backup that extends beyond your device. This eliminates the need for manual backups and offers additional storage space through your cloud provider. Popular services like Google Photos and iCloud make it easy to store and access your photos. You can enable auto-upload for your photos on your iPhone through the iCloud settings. ConclusionPhotographs are precious memories, and losing them to deletion or technical issues can be devastating. Our guide helps you recover lost photos from various devices, explaining the “recently deleted” folder and providing step-by-step recovery instructions for Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, and digital cameras. We highlight tools like Renee Undeleter for easier recovery and offer tips for backing up and managing files to protect your photos. This guide ensures you can restore and secure your memories for the future.Relate Links :How to Recover Deleted Photos from Your Hard DiskWhere Do Deleted Files Go? Exploring the Different Paths Navigating USB Device Data Deletion: Where Do Deleted Files Go? Uncovering the Mystery: Where Do Deleted Photos Go? |
2024.05.16 12:46 whygiacomo Ableton 12 is a mess and i wish the developers would listen to us
Rant underneath:
I've been using reaper lately for mixing because it's really conveniant and malleable (i can configure almost everything exactly how i want) and now that I came back to ableton to produce I just felt how clunky it is compared to Reaper and reminded me why I don't mix in it
1- Ableton is super slow: loading plugins takes like 2-3 seconds, scrolling up is slow, deleting a track is slow. It just feels laggy. Mind you I have a good cpu (ryzen 5950x and a super fast samsung ssd). It also felt like that in 11 so its not just an ableton 12 thing. big projects loading can also take 1-2 min
2-there are tons of bugs
There's even bugs from previous live versions that still haven't been fixed like removing a sample out of a drumrack also unmutes the muted notes)
my files are still pending analysis and its been stuck for weeks
some shortcuts don't work if you use a language other than US english
the browser and the collection filters stop responding after a few minutes
plugins seem a lot more unstable and crash (that was also the case in live 11 hence why i mix in reaper because high latency plugins just made it super unstable)
3-shortcut removal and workflow
why did they remove the return track shortcut on arrangement view??
plugin windows that open all over the screen, you can't float single plugin windows on another screen, you can't edit the shortcuts except by assigning another keyboard command and making it a template,
the browser is a mess (categories stay open even if it doesn't make sense and you need to find your way for example why is the song's key category appearing when i select effects?) and while i wanted more browser customization it still feels limited and doesn't actually speed up the workflow. (with crucial buttons like clear filters not having a shortcut, having to close categories manually and ending up spending more time in the browser than before)
I would have loved ARA support and all the other things suggested in the centercode forums. But that's okay, I just want the things it claims its doing to actually work and it's frustrating seeing other daws like Bitwig or reaper having so much workflow oriented customization while Ableton is lagging behind! I don't want another synth, improve the stability and the performance!!
who else has been experiencing this?
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I've been using reaper lately for mixing because it's really conveniant and malleable (i can configure almost everything exactly how i want) and now that I came back to ableton to produce I just felt how clunky it is compared to Reaper and reminded me why I don't mix in it
1- Ableton is super slow: loading plugins takes like 2-3 seconds, scrolling up is slow, deleting a track is slow. It just feels laggy. Mind you I have a good cpu (ryzen 5950x and a super fast samsung ssd). It also felt like that in 11 so its not just an ableton 12 thing. big projects loading can also take 1-2 min
2-there are tons of bugs
There's even bugs from previous live versions that still haven't been fixed like removing a sample out of a drumrack also unmutes the muted notes)
my files are still pending analysis and its been stuck for weeks
some shortcuts don't work if you use a language other than US english
the browser and the collection filters stop responding after a few minutes
plugins seem a lot more unstable and crash (that was also the case in live 11 hence why i mix in reaper because high latency plugins just made it super unstable)
3-shortcut removal and workflow
why did they remove the return track shortcut on arrangement view??
plugin windows that open all over the screen, you can't float single plugin windows on another screen, you can't edit the shortcuts except by assigning another keyboard command and making it a template,
the browser is a mess (categories stay open even if it doesn't make sense and you need to find your way for example why is the song's key category appearing when i select effects?) and while i wanted more browser customization it still feels limited and doesn't actually speed up the workflow. (with crucial buttons like clear filters not having a shortcut, having to close categories manually and ending up spending more time in the browser than before)
I would have loved ARA support and all the other things suggested in the centercode forums. But that's okay, I just want the things it claims its doing to actually work and it's frustrating seeing other daws like Bitwig or reaper having so much workflow oriented customization while Ableton is lagging behind! I don't want another synth, improve the stability and the performance!!
who else has been experiencing this?
2024.05.16 12:41 itsallthesameinthe Windows key is muting audio, other keys have wrong inputs.
Anytime that I press the windows button on my keyboard it will mute the audio. So I just found a website that tells you what function your key is doing when press it. Most keys have their correct corresponding functions, but my windows key, and media mute button do not. When I press the windows button, it does that function but also does "AudioVolumeMute" at the same time. When I click my keyboards media mute key it does "Spacebar" for the input instead of the "AudioVolumeMute". I have a Corsair K70 so I went through their software to see if anything was bound to the keys and there was nothing. Wondering if anyone knows of any settings that might do this, and if they have a fix.
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2024.05.16 12:38 AutomationNoob PC state doesn't resize Media Player Classic window to how it was saved
Like I said above, when I restore a PC state of a movie the window isn't how I saved it. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
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2024.05.16 12:34 Anvmusiclabs 8 Best Free WAV to MP3 Converters
Struggling to play WAV files on your usual devices? You're not alone. WAV isn't always compatible with your preferred media players. But fear not! Converting WAV to MP3 is the easy fix you need. MP3, being widely supported, ensures your music plays seamlessly across various platforms. In this article, we'll guide you through converting WAV to MP3 using some free WAV to MP3 converters on both Windows and Mac. Continue reading to discover the best software for you.
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- Part 1. Best 2 Programs to Convert WAV to MP3 for Free
- Part 2. Free WAV to MP3 Converters (Online and Desktop)
- #1. CloudConvert
- #2. Zamzar
- #3. fre:ac
- #4. iTunes
- #5. VLC
- #6. Audacity
- Part 3. FAQs on Converting WAV to MP3
2024.05.16 12:19 toyfan1990 Recording gameplay & editing gameplay on Steam Deck OLED
Hello all, How are you all doing? I want to use Steam Deck OLED to record gameplay & editing gameplay for Youtube videos. Is this easy to do in docked mode? I also want to hook Steam Deck OLED to AverMedia Live Gamer Portable 2 capture card & record gameplay using PC-Free Mode to SD Card. What are plugins that are helpful to do this on Steam Deck OLED?
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2024.05.16 12:09 hotwowtop The guide of 38 digital tools for photography enthusiasts in 2024. Photo management, editing and cloud storages. Let's get it together!
I got tired of the mess in my photos and decided to reassemble a working set of tools that are relevant now in 2024. I wrote out here 38 tools for editing, photo organizing and cloud storage that I found.
I've put clean, direct links for your convenience to research the products (no affilates). The tools are not ranked. Prices are current as of the day the post was published.
Softwares listed are only available on desktop or web versions. Mobile applications are not included.
Write in the comments what you think about the present tools, or maybe I missed something.
Best for: Professional photo editing and management.
Adobe Lightroom offers a comprehensive suite of tools for editing and organizing photos. Its intuitive interface makes it accessible for beginners, while its powerful features cater to professionals.
It’s my go-to for consistent, high-quality edits and photo management.
Available on: Windows, Mac. Free trial. Price from $10/mo.
Tonfotos
Best for: Simplified photo management.
Tonfotos offers an intuitive interface for organizing and viewing photos, making it easy to manage large collections.
Great for those who prefer a straightforward approach to photo organization.
Available on Windows, Mac, Linux. Free version or life-time license starting at $40.
ACDSee Photo Studio
Best for: Versatile photo management and editing.
ACDSee Photo Studio combines advanced photo management tools with robust editing capabilities, suitable for all skill levels.
It’s a reliable option for both managing and enhancing your photo library.
Available on Windows. Free trial. From $9/mo
Digikam
Best for: Open-source photo management.
Digikam is a free, open-source photo management software offering powerful features for organizing and editing photos.
Ideal for those who prefer a customizable and cost-free solution.
CyberLink PhotoDirector
Best for: Integrated photo and video management.
CyberLink PhotoDirector offers comprehensive tools for managing and editing both photos and videos.
Perfect for content creators who work with both media types.
Available on Windows, MacOS. From $4.58/mo
Excire
Best for: AI-powered photo organization.
Excire uses AI to analyze and organize your photo library, making it easier to find specific images.
It’s a smart tool for photographers with extensive collections looking for efficient organization.
Free version or lifetime-license starting at $127,33
ImageRanger
Best for: Advanced photo management and search.
ImageRanger provides powerful search capabilities and advanced photo management features, including facial recognition.
Excellent for quickly locating specific photos in large libraries.
Available on Windows and MacOs. Free trial. Lifetime license from $45
MAGIX
Best for: Deluxe photo management.
MAGIX Photo Manager Deluxe offers robust organizational tools and basic editing features to keep your photos in order.
It’s a comprehensive tool for maintaining an organized photo collection.
Available on Windows. Free trial. Life-time license from $50
Ashampoo
Best for: All-in-one photo management and editing.
Ashampoo Photo Commander combines photo management, editing, and sharing tools in one easy-to-use package.
A solid choice for users who want everything in one place.
Available on Windows. Free trial. Life-time license from $16,5
JetPhoto Studio
Best for: Geotagging and web galleries.
JetPhoto Studio offers photo organization, geotagging, and web gallery creation, making it easy to share your photos online.
Perfect for photographers who want to create and share web albums.
Available on MacOS. Free.
Terra Proxx
Best for: Basic photo management.
Terra Proxx offers simple tools for organizing and viewing your photo collection.
It’s a straightforward option for those who need basic photo management features.
Available on Windows. Free
XnViewMP
Best for: Versatile photo viewing and organization.
XnViewMP supports a wide range of file formats and offers powerful organizational tools.
Ideal for photographers who work with various file types and need a versatile viewer.
Available on Windows, Mac, Linux. Free
Eagle
Best for: Creative asset organization.
Eagle helps organize not only photos but also other creative assets like design files and inspiration boards.
It’s perfect for creatives who need to manage diverse media types in one place.
Available on Windows, MacOS. Life-time license for $30
FastStone Image Viewer
Best for: Fast and efficient image viewing.
FastStone Image Viewer offers quick image viewing, browsing, and basic editing in a lightweight package.
A reliable tool for photographers who need speed and efficiency.Available on Windows. Free.
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Best for: Detailed and complex photo manipulations.
Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard for photo editing, offering unparalleled control over image adjustments and manipulations.
A must-have for any serious photographer due to its endless capabilities.
Windows, Mac Free trial $33/mo
Luminar Neo
Best for: Creative edits with AI assistance.
Luminar Neo combines powerful AI tools with an easy-to-use interface, making creative edits faster and simpler.
Great for those who want to add a creative flair to their photos without spending hours on edits.
Windows, Mac No free trial $12/mo
PhotoPrism
Best for: Self-hosted photo management.
PhotoPrism is an open-source photo management app that organizes your photos using AI and can be hosted on your own server.
Ideal for privacy-conscious photographers who want control over their photo library.
Free and paid options
Aftershoot
Best for: Photo culling and organization.
Aftershoot uses AI to quickly sort through large volumes of photos, identifying the best shots and removing duplicates.
It’s a lifesaver for wedding and event photographers who need to process thousands of images.
From $15/mo
Retouch4Me
Best for: Automated retouching.
Retouch4Me offers AI-based retouching solutions, focusing on portrait photography to enhance skin, remove blemishes, and more.
Perfect for those who want high-quality retouching without the manual labor.
Windows, Mac 20 photos for free.
photohero.ai
Best for: AI-driven photo enhancement and correction.
photohero.ai leverages AI to improve photo quality, correct colors, and fix common issues automatically.
Great for quickly bringing out the best in your photos with minimal effort.
Fotor
Best for: Easy online editing with a variety of tools.
Fotor offers a user-friendly interface with a wide range of editing tools, from basic adjustments to advanced effects.
A solid choice for those who need a versatile online editor.
Available on Mac, Windows, Web. Free and paid options from $4/mo.
Widsmob
Best for: Batch processing and basic editing.
Widsmob provides efficient batch processing and essential editing tools, making it ideal for handling multiple photos at once.
It’s a time-saver for photographers dealing with large photo collections.
Available on Windows, Mac. From $22/mo. Life-time License is available.
Picsart
Best for: Creative and fun edits.
Picsart offers a wide array of tools for creative editing, including filters, stickers, and drawing tools.
Perfect for those who enjoy adding artistic touches to their photos.
Web-version is available. Free trial. From $5/mo
BeFunky
Best for: Casual photo editing.
BeFunky provides an easy-to-use platform with plenty of features for basic and fun edits.
It’s great for hobbyists and social media enthusiasts.
Web-software. Free version is available. $7/mo
Pixlr
Best for: Online photo editing with advanced features.
Pixlr offers powerful online editing tools with a user-friendly interface, including layers and effects.A solid alternative to more complex software for quick edits.
Web version is available. Free trial. From $2/mo
Movavi
Best for: User-friendly video and photo editing.
Movavi provides an intuitive interface for both video and photo editing, making it accessible for beginners.Ideal for those who need a simple yet effective editing tool.
Available on Mac, Windows. Free trial. $36 for license
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Best for: Automatic backups and AI organization.
Google Photos offers unlimited storage for high-quality images, automatic backups, and powerful AI-driven organization.
It's perfect for anyone who wants a hassle-free way to keep their photos safe and easily accessible.
Flickr
Best for: Photo sharing and community engagement.
Flickr provides a platform for photographers to store, share, and discover photos, with a strong community aspect.
Ideal for photographers who want to showcase their work and connect with others.
Pic-Time
Best for: Professional gallery delivery and sales.
Pic-Time offers beautifully designed client galleries, sales tools, and print fulfillment services for photographers.
It's a fantastic tool for professionals looking to deliver and sell their photos seamlessly.
CloudSpot
Best for: Client galleries and photo delivery.
CloudSpot provides an easy-to-use platform for delivering client galleries, with options for sales and downloads.
Great for professional photographers who need a reliable way to share and sell their work.
Pixieset
Best for: Client galleries and photo business management.
Pixieset offers elegant client galleries, sales tools, and business management features tailored for photographers.
Perfect for those who want to manage their photography business from one platform.
IDrive
Best for: Comprehensive cloud backup.
IDrive provides secure cloud storage with robust backup options for photos and other files, ensuring data safety.
It's a dependable choice for photographers who prioritize data security and backup.
Dropbox
Best for: Easy file sharing and collaboration.
Dropbox offers seamless file sharing and collaboration tools, with reliable cloud storage for your photos.
A solid option for photographers who need to share files with clients and collaborators quickly.
Microsoft OneDrive
Best for: Integration with Microsoft Office.
OneDrive provides cloud storage with seamless integration into the Microsoft Office suite, perfect for managing documents and photos.
Ideal for those who already use Microsoft products and need integrated cloud storage.
Adobe Creative Cloud
Best for: Integrated photo editing and storage.
Adobe Creative Cloud offers cloud storage with direct integration into Adobe's suite of editing tools, ensuring a smooth workflow.
It's a no-brainer for Adobe users who want seamless access to their photos across devices.
pCloud
Best for: Secure cloud storage with media playback.
pCloud provides secure cloud storage with features like media playback and file sharing, ensuring your photos are both safe and accessible.
Great for those who want a reliable and secure storage solution with added media features.
Apple iCloud Photos
Best for: Integration with Apple devices.
iCloud Photos offers seamless synchronization across all Apple devices, making it easy to access and manage your photos.
Perfect for Apple users who want their photos available on all their devices effortlessly.
SmugMug
Best for: Professional photo hosting and sales.
SmugMug provides a robust platform for hosting, sharing, and selling photos, with customizable galleries and sales options.
Excellent for professionals who need a comprehensive solution for showcasing and monetizing their work.
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I think whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned pro, there's something here to up your game. Dive in, explore, and find your new go-to tools. Happy shooting, fellow photogs!
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I've put clean, direct links for your convenience to research the products (no affilates). The tools are not ranked. Prices are current as of the day the post was published.
Softwares listed are only available on desktop or web versions. Mobile applications are not included.
Write in the comments what you think about the present tools, or maybe I missed something.
Photo Management
Adobe LightroomBest for: Professional photo editing and management.
Adobe Lightroom offers a comprehensive suite of tools for editing and organizing photos. Its intuitive interface makes it accessible for beginners, while its powerful features cater to professionals.
It’s my go-to for consistent, high-quality edits and photo management.
Available on: Windows, Mac. Free trial. Price from $10/mo.
Tonfotos
Best for: Simplified photo management.
Tonfotos offers an intuitive interface for organizing and viewing photos, making it easy to manage large collections.
Great for those who prefer a straightforward approach to photo organization.
Available on Windows, Mac, Linux. Free version or life-time license starting at $40.
ACDSee Photo Studio
Best for: Versatile photo management and editing.
ACDSee Photo Studio combines advanced photo management tools with robust editing capabilities, suitable for all skill levels.
It’s a reliable option for both managing and enhancing your photo library.
Available on Windows. Free trial. From $9/mo
Digikam
Best for: Open-source photo management.
Digikam is a free, open-source photo management software offering powerful features for organizing and editing photos.
Ideal for those who prefer a customizable and cost-free solution.
CyberLink PhotoDirector
Best for: Integrated photo and video management.
CyberLink PhotoDirector offers comprehensive tools for managing and editing both photos and videos.
Perfect for content creators who work with both media types.
Available on Windows, MacOS. From $4.58/mo
Excire
Best for: AI-powered photo organization.
Excire uses AI to analyze and organize your photo library, making it easier to find specific images.
It’s a smart tool for photographers with extensive collections looking for efficient organization.
Free version or lifetime-license starting at $127,33
ImageRanger
Best for: Advanced photo management and search.
ImageRanger provides powerful search capabilities and advanced photo management features, including facial recognition.
Excellent for quickly locating specific photos in large libraries.
Available on Windows and MacOs. Free trial. Lifetime license from $45
MAGIX
Best for: Deluxe photo management.
MAGIX Photo Manager Deluxe offers robust organizational tools and basic editing features to keep your photos in order.
It’s a comprehensive tool for maintaining an organized photo collection.
Available on Windows. Free trial. Life-time license from $50
Ashampoo
Best for: All-in-one photo management and editing.
Ashampoo Photo Commander combines photo management, editing, and sharing tools in one easy-to-use package.
A solid choice for users who want everything in one place.
Available on Windows. Free trial. Life-time license from $16,5
JetPhoto Studio
Best for: Geotagging and web galleries.
JetPhoto Studio offers photo organization, geotagging, and web gallery creation, making it easy to share your photos online.
Perfect for photographers who want to create and share web albums.
Available on MacOS. Free.
Terra Proxx
Best for: Basic photo management.
Terra Proxx offers simple tools for organizing and viewing your photo collection.
It’s a straightforward option for those who need basic photo management features.
Available on Windows. Free
XnViewMP
Best for: Versatile photo viewing and organization.
XnViewMP supports a wide range of file formats and offers powerful organizational tools.
Ideal for photographers who work with various file types and need a versatile viewer.
Available on Windows, Mac, Linux. Free
Eagle
Best for: Creative asset organization.
Eagle helps organize not only photos but also other creative assets like design files and inspiration boards.
It’s perfect for creatives who need to manage diverse media types in one place.
Available on Windows, MacOS. Life-time license for $30
FastStone Image Viewer
Best for: Fast and efficient image viewing.
FastStone Image Viewer offers quick image viewing, browsing, and basic editing in a lightweight package.
A reliable tool for photographers who need speed and efficiency.Available on Windows. Free.
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Editing Tools
Adobe PhotoshopBest for: Detailed and complex photo manipulations.
Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard for photo editing, offering unparalleled control over image adjustments and manipulations.
A must-have for any serious photographer due to its endless capabilities.
Windows, Mac Free trial $33/mo
Luminar Neo
Best for: Creative edits with AI assistance.
Luminar Neo combines powerful AI tools with an easy-to-use interface, making creative edits faster and simpler.
Great for those who want to add a creative flair to their photos without spending hours on edits.
Windows, Mac No free trial $12/mo
PhotoPrism
Best for: Self-hosted photo management.
PhotoPrism is an open-source photo management app that organizes your photos using AI and can be hosted on your own server.
Ideal for privacy-conscious photographers who want control over their photo library.
Free and paid options
Aftershoot
Best for: Photo culling and organization.
Aftershoot uses AI to quickly sort through large volumes of photos, identifying the best shots and removing duplicates.
It’s a lifesaver for wedding and event photographers who need to process thousands of images.
From $15/mo
Retouch4Me
Best for: Automated retouching.
Retouch4Me offers AI-based retouching solutions, focusing on portrait photography to enhance skin, remove blemishes, and more.
Perfect for those who want high-quality retouching without the manual labor.
Windows, Mac 20 photos for free.
photohero.ai
Best for: AI-driven photo enhancement and correction.
photohero.ai leverages AI to improve photo quality, correct colors, and fix common issues automatically.
Great for quickly bringing out the best in your photos with minimal effort.
Fotor
Best for: Easy online editing with a variety of tools.
Fotor offers a user-friendly interface with a wide range of editing tools, from basic adjustments to advanced effects.
A solid choice for those who need a versatile online editor.
Available on Mac, Windows, Web. Free and paid options from $4/mo.
Widsmob
Best for: Batch processing and basic editing.
Widsmob provides efficient batch processing and essential editing tools, making it ideal for handling multiple photos at once.
It’s a time-saver for photographers dealing with large photo collections.
Available on Windows, Mac. From $22/mo. Life-time License is available.
Picsart
Best for: Creative and fun edits.
Picsart offers a wide array of tools for creative editing, including filters, stickers, and drawing tools.
Perfect for those who enjoy adding artistic touches to their photos.
Web-version is available. Free trial. From $5/mo
BeFunky
Best for: Casual photo editing.
BeFunky provides an easy-to-use platform with plenty of features for basic and fun edits.
It’s great for hobbyists and social media enthusiasts.
Web-software. Free version is available. $7/mo
Pixlr
Best for: Online photo editing with advanced features.
Pixlr offers powerful online editing tools with a user-friendly interface, including layers and effects.A solid alternative to more complex software for quick edits.
Web version is available. Free trial. From $2/mo
Movavi
Best for: User-friendly video and photo editing.
Movavi provides an intuitive interface for both video and photo editing, making it accessible for beginners.Ideal for those who need a simple yet effective editing tool.
Available on Mac, Windows. Free trial. $36 for license
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Cloud storage and gallery delivery tools
Google PhotosBest for: Automatic backups and AI organization.
Google Photos offers unlimited storage for high-quality images, automatic backups, and powerful AI-driven organization.
It's perfect for anyone who wants a hassle-free way to keep their photos safe and easily accessible.
Flickr
Best for: Photo sharing and community engagement.
Flickr provides a platform for photographers to store, share, and discover photos, with a strong community aspect.
Ideal for photographers who want to showcase their work and connect with others.
Pic-Time
Best for: Professional gallery delivery and sales.
Pic-Time offers beautifully designed client galleries, sales tools, and print fulfillment services for photographers.
It's a fantastic tool for professionals looking to deliver and sell their photos seamlessly.
CloudSpot
Best for: Client galleries and photo delivery.
CloudSpot provides an easy-to-use platform for delivering client galleries, with options for sales and downloads.
Great for professional photographers who need a reliable way to share and sell their work.
Pixieset
Best for: Client galleries and photo business management.
Pixieset offers elegant client galleries, sales tools, and business management features tailored for photographers.
Perfect for those who want to manage their photography business from one platform.
IDrive
Best for: Comprehensive cloud backup.
IDrive provides secure cloud storage with robust backup options for photos and other files, ensuring data safety.
It's a dependable choice for photographers who prioritize data security and backup.
Dropbox
Best for: Easy file sharing and collaboration.
Dropbox offers seamless file sharing and collaboration tools, with reliable cloud storage for your photos.
A solid option for photographers who need to share files with clients and collaborators quickly.
Microsoft OneDrive
Best for: Integration with Microsoft Office.
OneDrive provides cloud storage with seamless integration into the Microsoft Office suite, perfect for managing documents and photos.
Ideal for those who already use Microsoft products and need integrated cloud storage.
Adobe Creative Cloud
Best for: Integrated photo editing and storage.
Adobe Creative Cloud offers cloud storage with direct integration into Adobe's suite of editing tools, ensuring a smooth workflow.
It's a no-brainer for Adobe users who want seamless access to their photos across devices.
pCloud
Best for: Secure cloud storage with media playback.
pCloud provides secure cloud storage with features like media playback and file sharing, ensuring your photos are both safe and accessible.
Great for those who want a reliable and secure storage solution with added media features.
Apple iCloud Photos
Best for: Integration with Apple devices.
iCloud Photos offers seamless synchronization across all Apple devices, making it easy to access and manage your photos.
Perfect for Apple users who want their photos available on all their devices effortlessly.
SmugMug
Best for: Professional photo hosting and sales.
SmugMug provides a robust platform for hosting, sharing, and selling photos, with customizable galleries and sales options.
Excellent for professionals who need a comprehensive solution for showcasing and monetizing their work.
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I think whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned pro, there's something here to up your game. Dive in, explore, and find your new go-to tools. Happy shooting, fellow photogs!
2024.05.16 11:55 Atombert AMD wifi driver
Hello I'm a bit confused about the amd WiFi driver on my B500 AORUS Elite V2. Before I had an b550 itx board and switched to ATX and it's AMD WiFi now instead intel. With intel I had regular updates of the WiFi driver available, with the AMD the latest driver on gigabyte site is from ... just checking... ok it's suddenly not available anymore!? Wtf. Ok but it was from 2022 if remember correctly. So l googled and can't find a proper page from amd or MediaTek or gigabyte to download latest drivers. In the moment my only problem is, sometimes the WiFi doesn't connect at windows startup and I need to turn WiFi off an on. But maybe in the future there are more problems...so why are there no updates? Newest driver I can find is from Lenovo, maybe I try that one. But still... doesn't feel good to have obviously unsupported hardware in my system. Thanks
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2024.05.16 11:20 EKOKEfly How to Sell Your House Fast: Top Tips for a Quick and Profitable Sale
Do You Want to Sell Your House But Don't Know How?
Selling a house can seem like a daunting task, especially if you have never navigated the real estate market before. With numerous steps, potential pitfalls, and a significant financial stake, it’s crucial to approach this venture with a well-informed strategy. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you sell your house efficiently and profitably.
Comparable Sales: Look at recent sales of similar homes in your neighborhood.
Market Conditions: Identify whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market.
Seasonality: Recognize that certain times of the year may attract more buyers.
Declutter and Depersonalize: Remove personal items and excess furniture to make the space feel larger and allow buyers to envision themselves living there.
Repairs and Upgrades: Fix any obvious issues such as leaky faucets, cracked tiles, or peeling paint. Consider minor upgrades like new light fixtures or updated hardware to modernize the space.
Curb Appeal: Enhance your home’s exterior with landscaping, a fresh coat of paint on the front door, and clean windows.
Professional Photography: High-quality photos can make your home stand out online.
Online Listings: List your home on popular real estate websites like Zillow, Realtor.com, and local MLS (Multiple Listing Service).
Social Media: Use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn to share your listing.
Open Houses and Showings: Schedule open houses and private showings to give potential buyers a firsthand look at your property.
Home Inspection and Appraisal: The buyer will typically arrange for a home inspection and appraisal. Be prepared to negotiate repairs or price adjustments based on the inspection results.
Paperwork: Work with your agent, attorney, and title company to ensure all necessary documents are completed and filed.
Closing Costs: Be aware of the costs associated with closing, which may include agent commissions, transfer taxes, and title insurance.
Change Your Address: Update your address with the post office, banks, and other important institutions.
Transfer Utilities: Arrange for the transfer or cancellation of utilities and services.
Clean the Home: Leave the home clean and remove all personal belongings.
Conclusion
Selling your house doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By understanding the market, preparing your home, and utilizing professional resources, you can streamline the process and maximize your returns. Whether you’re moving to a new city, upsizing, or downsizing, following these steps will help you achieve a successful sale.
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Selling a house can seem like a daunting task, especially if you have never navigated the real estate market before. With numerous steps, potential pitfalls, and a significant financial stake, it’s crucial to approach this venture with a well-informed strategy. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you sell your house efficiently and profitably.
- Understand the Market
Comparable Sales: Look at recent sales of similar homes in your neighborhood.
Market Conditions: Identify whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market.
Seasonality: Recognize that certain times of the year may attract more buyers.
- Set the Right Price
- Prepare Your Home
Declutter and Depersonalize: Remove personal items and excess furniture to make the space feel larger and allow buyers to envision themselves living there.
Repairs and Upgrades: Fix any obvious issues such as leaky faucets, cracked tiles, or peeling paint. Consider minor upgrades like new light fixtures or updated hardware to modernize the space.
Curb Appeal: Enhance your home’s exterior with landscaping, a fresh coat of paint on the front door, and clean windows.
- Market Your Home
Professional Photography: High-quality photos can make your home stand out online.
Online Listings: List your home on popular real estate websites like Zillow, Realtor.com, and local MLS (Multiple Listing Service).
Social Media: Use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn to share your listing.
Open Houses and Showings: Schedule open houses and private showings to give potential buyers a firsthand look at your property.
- Work with a Real Estate Agent
- Negotiate Offers
- Navigate the Closing Process
Home Inspection and Appraisal: The buyer will typically arrange for a home inspection and appraisal. Be prepared to negotiate repairs or price adjustments based on the inspection results.
Paperwork: Work with your agent, attorney, and title company to ensure all necessary documents are completed and filed.
Closing Costs: Be aware of the costs associated with closing, which may include agent commissions, transfer taxes, and title insurance.
- Move Out
Change Your Address: Update your address with the post office, banks, and other important institutions.
Transfer Utilities: Arrange for the transfer or cancellation of utilities and services.
Clean the Home: Leave the home clean and remove all personal belongings.
Conclusion
Selling your house doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By understanding the market, preparing your home, and utilizing professional resources, you can streamline the process and maximize your returns. Whether you’re moving to a new city, upsizing, or downsizing, following these steps will help you achieve a successful sale.
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2024.05.16 11:17 Puesness Spayed Cat Seemingly in Heat 2 Years After the Fact
Pardon the length, but I'd like to give as much detail as possible.
My wife and I have a 2.5 year old indoor female cat who had suddenly displayed signs of Estrus back in the beginning of February - meowing, purring, writhing, super affectionate (very odd, since she's usually shy and reclusive), presenting herself, and spraying anything/ anybody. The problem is, she was spayed two years ago. Called the vet, and had to schedule an appointment almost a week later (unfortunately, my cat's amorous behavior had dissipated by this time). I nearly got my arm clawed to pieces by her trying to take her, because unlike my other cat, she hates being held, hates the sight of her carrier, and I unfortunately had to resort to grabbing her to stop her from running and risking missing the appointment time (I have since researched better ways to get her from tough to reach places to avoid another slashing fest and getting another set of scars).
After helping me clean my arm, the vet listened to my explanation of my cat's sudden heat-like symptoms. Sadly, all he seemed to hear me say was that she was peeing (I said spraying) everywhere, and deduced it to being a UTI - most likely caused by stress. While knocking her out to extract urine from her bladder (he remembered her as being a feisty cat the last time I had brought her in), he asked me if anything in the household had changed, be it a new plant, new food for the cats, new litter box, redecorating, etc. as the smallest things can stress out a cat. After informing him that nothing had changed, he dismissed my claim, saying that I probably don't realize what I'm doing to stress her out, to which he showcased a variety of products on Amazon to help reduce her stress, including new cat food, a water fountain, scented plugins, etc.
With that, he had extracted enough urine, and performed a test to examine it. Minutes later, he called me over, pointing out she couldn't be in heat due to her spaying, and lack of blood in her urine. He then had me look in the microscope and pointed out that her levels showcased her being under a lot of stress. I asked if my dragging her to the vet so violently could be the cause of such stress, and he dismissed it, saying her meowing and peeing on everything was her trying to tell me that she was suffering from a UTI.
Okay. $300. That's fine, I love this cat. As for treatment, he sold me a bag of Dasuquin chewables, and requested I bring her back twice a week for two weeks for an Adequan injection. Done and done. Like I said, I researched better ways to get her into her carrier, so the following trips went rather smoothly. Cut to the beginning of March, and she starts her Estrus behavior all over again. Instead of rushing to the vet, however, my wife and I decided to see if she would stop on her own; without the chewables and injections. She did, and went back to her normal, reclusive, "get your damn hands off of me" attitude.
April swings by, and wouldn't you know it, she's making herself known, presenting herself, wanting all the love, and spraying whatever she damn well pleases. I call the vet, and they tell me that I can't schedule an appointment for another week. Fearing that she won't show her symptoms, I record her writhing, purring, being affectionate, etc, and notify the vet's nurses that I have proof of her heat-like behavior. But they dismiss it, saying that she's already spayed, and that the videos only show that she wants attention. Doubtful the vet made a mistake, they tell me if I truly think it's heat, they'd have to run an $800 blood test, but, again, there's no way the vet would've made such a "rookie mistake" (her words).
Not appreciating the nurse's attitude, I think to myself why wasn't this test an option before, paying instead for a test and treatment that didn't work. Irritated with the vet's clinic, I decided to just live with my cat's monthly heat sessions, doing anything I can to ease her "pain". But with her starting her heat in May, my wife and I just got news of a baby on the way, and I realize that our heated cat may prove very unsanitary for the new member of the family.
I now desperately seek advice, as I don't want to get rid of my youngest cat because of her underlying condition, but I don't want her spraying my house where my child will soon venture.
Tl:Dr
-2.5 yo indoor cat is showcasing signs of heat after being sprayed 2 years ago.
-These Estrus-like periods last 4 to 8 days (we've been recording), and they usually begin between the 1st and the 10th of the month. After that, she's back to normal.
-During this time, she meows for attention, presents herself, reacts strongly to being pet, purrs & writhes on ground, sprays windows/ doors/ people's legs after rubbing on them.
-She is normally (and for the past two years) a very reserved cat, won't let you pick her up, plays/ torments my 6 yo female cat even when she hisses at her to stop, and most notably, she hides when the front door opens/ a stranger visits.
-In her "heat" state, she'll come to you, let you pick her up, and approach the front door when it opens.
-After $300, Vet says it's a UTI caused by stress, and now wants to charge me $800 for a blood test to see if there's truly any ovarian tissue.
How rare is it for a cat to suddenly experience periods of Estrus after being spayed for two years? Is there any other way I can get this damn vet to "entertain" the possibility that he made a mistake? Or could it truly be something else? Should I let her outside to "mate" to see if it gets out of her system?
I've had only the two cats, but I grew up in a family that had many, and I've never experienced something like this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as I'm mostly seeking Peace of Mind before returning to the vet responsible for her spaying, or quite possibly, another vet for a second opinion.
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My wife and I have a 2.5 year old indoor female cat who had suddenly displayed signs of Estrus back in the beginning of February - meowing, purring, writhing, super affectionate (very odd, since she's usually shy and reclusive), presenting herself, and spraying anything/ anybody. The problem is, she was spayed two years ago. Called the vet, and had to schedule an appointment almost a week later (unfortunately, my cat's amorous behavior had dissipated by this time). I nearly got my arm clawed to pieces by her trying to take her, because unlike my other cat, she hates being held, hates the sight of her carrier, and I unfortunately had to resort to grabbing her to stop her from running and risking missing the appointment time (I have since researched better ways to get her from tough to reach places to avoid another slashing fest and getting another set of scars).
After helping me clean my arm, the vet listened to my explanation of my cat's sudden heat-like symptoms. Sadly, all he seemed to hear me say was that she was peeing (I said spraying) everywhere, and deduced it to being a UTI - most likely caused by stress. While knocking her out to extract urine from her bladder (he remembered her as being a feisty cat the last time I had brought her in), he asked me if anything in the household had changed, be it a new plant, new food for the cats, new litter box, redecorating, etc. as the smallest things can stress out a cat. After informing him that nothing had changed, he dismissed my claim, saying that I probably don't realize what I'm doing to stress her out, to which he showcased a variety of products on Amazon to help reduce her stress, including new cat food, a water fountain, scented plugins, etc.
With that, he had extracted enough urine, and performed a test to examine it. Minutes later, he called me over, pointing out she couldn't be in heat due to her spaying, and lack of blood in her urine. He then had me look in the microscope and pointed out that her levels showcased her being under a lot of stress. I asked if my dragging her to the vet so violently could be the cause of such stress, and he dismissed it, saying her meowing and peeing on everything was her trying to tell me that she was suffering from a UTI.
Okay. $300. That's fine, I love this cat. As for treatment, he sold me a bag of Dasuquin chewables, and requested I bring her back twice a week for two weeks for an Adequan injection. Done and done. Like I said, I researched better ways to get her into her carrier, so the following trips went rather smoothly. Cut to the beginning of March, and she starts her Estrus behavior all over again. Instead of rushing to the vet, however, my wife and I decided to see if she would stop on her own; without the chewables and injections. She did, and went back to her normal, reclusive, "get your damn hands off of me" attitude.
April swings by, and wouldn't you know it, she's making herself known, presenting herself, wanting all the love, and spraying whatever she damn well pleases. I call the vet, and they tell me that I can't schedule an appointment for another week. Fearing that she won't show her symptoms, I record her writhing, purring, being affectionate, etc, and notify the vet's nurses that I have proof of her heat-like behavior. But they dismiss it, saying that she's already spayed, and that the videos only show that she wants attention. Doubtful the vet made a mistake, they tell me if I truly think it's heat, they'd have to run an $800 blood test, but, again, there's no way the vet would've made such a "rookie mistake" (her words).
Not appreciating the nurse's attitude, I think to myself why wasn't this test an option before, paying instead for a test and treatment that didn't work. Irritated with the vet's clinic, I decided to just live with my cat's monthly heat sessions, doing anything I can to ease her "pain". But with her starting her heat in May, my wife and I just got news of a baby on the way, and I realize that our heated cat may prove very unsanitary for the new member of the family.
I now desperately seek advice, as I don't want to get rid of my youngest cat because of her underlying condition, but I don't want her spraying my house where my child will soon venture.
Tl:Dr
-2.5 yo indoor cat is showcasing signs of heat after being sprayed 2 years ago.
-These Estrus-like periods last 4 to 8 days (we've been recording), and they usually begin between the 1st and the 10th of the month. After that, she's back to normal.
-During this time, she meows for attention, presents herself, reacts strongly to being pet, purrs & writhes on ground, sprays windows/ doors/ people's legs after rubbing on them.
-She is normally (and for the past two years) a very reserved cat, won't let you pick her up, plays/ torments my 6 yo female cat even when she hisses at her to stop, and most notably, she hides when the front door opens/ a stranger visits.
-In her "heat" state, she'll come to you, let you pick her up, and approach the front door when it opens.
-After $300, Vet says it's a UTI caused by stress, and now wants to charge me $800 for a blood test to see if there's truly any ovarian tissue.
How rare is it for a cat to suddenly experience periods of Estrus after being spayed for two years? Is there any other way I can get this damn vet to "entertain" the possibility that he made a mistake? Or could it truly be something else? Should I let her outside to "mate" to see if it gets out of her system?
I've had only the two cats, but I grew up in a family that had many, and I've never experienced something like this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as I'm mostly seeking Peace of Mind before returning to the vet responsible for her spaying, or quite possibly, another vet for a second opinion.
2024.05.16 11:11 Melodic-Appeal7390 Unpopular opinion: I'm glad steelseries moments software started recording on its own
This software is pretty good, I used to save clips from Nvidia experience and even further back, windows game bar. Both tanked my PCs performance and had little to no editing tools.
Nvidia only lets you upload directly to YouTube and maybe Facebook at an upload of what felt like a couple kbp/s. As a result so I was opening these clips in vlc media player and recording the bits I wanted, compressing them and uploading to site like imgur where half the time a clip gets detected as porn and is removed 🙄.
However It's pretty damn intrusive to start recording my gameplay without asking, i never set autoclip up i just saw a notification that my clip had been saved one day.
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Nvidia only lets you upload directly to YouTube and maybe Facebook at an upload of what felt like a couple kbp/s. As a result so I was opening these clips in vlc media player and recording the bits I wanted, compressing them and uploading to site like imgur where half the time a clip gets detected as porn and is removed 🙄.
However It's pretty damn intrusive to start recording my gameplay without asking, i never set autoclip up i just saw a notification that my clip had been saved one day.
2024.05.16 11:01 AggressiveSelina Discover RGame: The Future of Gaming on Solana
In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming, RGame stands out as a groundbreaking platform that merges cutting-edge technology with engaging gameplay. Recently recognized as one of the Top 5 Crypto Games on Solana by PlayToEarn Net, RGame is redefining the gaming experience in profound ways.
Immersive Technology Meets Gaming Excellence RGame utilizes the latest advancements in AI, Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) to create a deeply immersive gaming environment. These technologies seamlessly integrate to transport players into virtual realms that feel incredibly lifelike. The result is a gaming experience where the lines between the real and virtual worlds blur, offering stunning visuals and interactive gameplay that set new standards in the industry.
A Universe of Diverse Gameplay What sets RGame apart is its vast and varied collection of games designed to cater to a wide array of gaming preferences. From adrenaline-pumping action games to intricate puzzles and expansive role-playing adventures, RGame ensures that every player finds something to enjoy. With frequent updates and new game releases, the platform continually introduces fresh content, keeping the excitement alive and players engaged.
Play and Earn: A New Paradigm RGame goes beyond traditional gaming by integrating a play-to-earn model that rewards players for their in-game achievements. This innovative approach allows players to earn in-game currency, valuable digital collectibles, and even cryptocurrency, transforming gaming into a more rewarding and financially beneficial hobby. This model not only enhances the gaming experience but also empowers players to gain real-world value from their virtual endeavors.
Fostering a Vibrant Gaming Community At the heart of RGame's success is its thriving community. Through dedicated forums, active social media channels, and in-game communication features, RGame encourages interaction and collaboration among players. Whether joining forces for epic multiplayer battles or participating in community-driven challenges, players can forge meaningful connections and share their experiences, enhancing the sense of camaraderie and collective enjoyment.
Pioneering the Future of Gaming RGame is at the forefront of the gaming industry's evolution, driven by a commitment to innovation and a player-centric approach. By continuously pushing the boundaries of technology and fostering a strong community spirit, RGame is not just following trends but actively shaping the future of gaming. Are you ready to be part of this pioneering journey?
Embark on Your RGame Adventure To experience the next generation of gaming, download RGame on your Windows PC from r-games.tech. It's more than just a game—it's an invitation to explore new worlds and redefine your gaming experience. Join the RGame community today and start your adventure!
Join the Gaming Revolution Don't miss out on the revolution that's transforming gaming. Whether you're a veteran gamer or a newcomer, RGame offers endless possibilities and a welcoming community. Dive into a world where innovation meets entertainment and be a part of the future of gaming with RGame.
In conclusion, RGame is not merely a platform for playing games—it's a transformative experience that redefines what gaming can be. With its advanced technology, diverse gameplay options, and a robust community, RGame invites you to embrace the future of gaming and embark on an extraordinary journey.
Web: https://www.r-games.tech
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Immersive Technology Meets Gaming Excellence RGame utilizes the latest advancements in AI, Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) to create a deeply immersive gaming environment. These technologies seamlessly integrate to transport players into virtual realms that feel incredibly lifelike. The result is a gaming experience where the lines between the real and virtual worlds blur, offering stunning visuals and interactive gameplay that set new standards in the industry.
A Universe of Diverse Gameplay What sets RGame apart is its vast and varied collection of games designed to cater to a wide array of gaming preferences. From adrenaline-pumping action games to intricate puzzles and expansive role-playing adventures, RGame ensures that every player finds something to enjoy. With frequent updates and new game releases, the platform continually introduces fresh content, keeping the excitement alive and players engaged.
Play and Earn: A New Paradigm RGame goes beyond traditional gaming by integrating a play-to-earn model that rewards players for their in-game achievements. This innovative approach allows players to earn in-game currency, valuable digital collectibles, and even cryptocurrency, transforming gaming into a more rewarding and financially beneficial hobby. This model not only enhances the gaming experience but also empowers players to gain real-world value from their virtual endeavors.
Fostering a Vibrant Gaming Community At the heart of RGame's success is its thriving community. Through dedicated forums, active social media channels, and in-game communication features, RGame encourages interaction and collaboration among players. Whether joining forces for epic multiplayer battles or participating in community-driven challenges, players can forge meaningful connections and share their experiences, enhancing the sense of camaraderie and collective enjoyment.
Pioneering the Future of Gaming RGame is at the forefront of the gaming industry's evolution, driven by a commitment to innovation and a player-centric approach. By continuously pushing the boundaries of technology and fostering a strong community spirit, RGame is not just following trends but actively shaping the future of gaming. Are you ready to be part of this pioneering journey?
Embark on Your RGame Adventure To experience the next generation of gaming, download RGame on your Windows PC from r-games.tech. It's more than just a game—it's an invitation to explore new worlds and redefine your gaming experience. Join the RGame community today and start your adventure!
Join the Gaming Revolution Don't miss out on the revolution that's transforming gaming. Whether you're a veteran gamer or a newcomer, RGame offers endless possibilities and a welcoming community. Dive into a world where innovation meets entertainment and be a part of the future of gaming with RGame.
In conclusion, RGame is not merely a platform for playing games—it's a transformative experience that redefines what gaming can be. With its advanced technology, diverse gameplay options, and a robust community, RGame invites you to embrace the future of gaming and embark on an extraordinary journey.
Web: https://www.r-games.tech
2024.05.16 10:58 Zath42 How do you transfer Studio Projects between computers?
I've created my first proper video in Studio on Mac but I cannot export it to MP4 - it fails like covered in this post.
So, thought I'd transfer my project to a windows virtual machine and export from there instead - it will likely be much slower but hopefully I'd be able to export it, I thought.
There doesn't seem to be a save/export project files option, so I tried copying over the original media (.insv & lrv), and the project folder in \TimelineProject to the matching Windows Studio folders.
Imported the media, I note it is missing the deep tracking data, but doesn't really matter as the project isn't listed to open or open manually.
Additional information about original issue:
The project is an edit of a single 20 minute 8k capture. There is no other media involved, just that single file. I did tracking of a subject in the media tab, then added it into my project. From there all I have done is add music (free Insta track in app), clip out the bits I don't want, and add some transitions. The rest is pretty much default apart from picking dewarp or setting FOV manually. Oh and I used Colour Plus at 30.
I've tried removing the music, colour plus, and transitions in a project 'copy', however this has made no difference.
Also tried turning off/on every combination in the settings relating the encoding, and tried exporting with alternative codec/bitrate/resolution settings etc.
I've created a new project, pulled in some media and set that to export and it works just fine!
So I'm not sure what edit has caused this or what the difference is, but as I put a lot of work into making the video I don't want to repeat it or lose my effort.
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So, thought I'd transfer my project to a windows virtual machine and export from there instead - it will likely be much slower but hopefully I'd be able to export it, I thought.
There doesn't seem to be a save/export project files option, so I tried copying over the original media (.insv & lrv), and the project folder in \TimelineProject to the matching Windows Studio folders.
Imported the media, I note it is missing the deep tracking data, but doesn't really matter as the project isn't listed to open or open manually.
Additional information about original issue:
The project is an edit of a single 20 minute 8k capture. There is no other media involved, just that single file. I did tracking of a subject in the media tab, then added it into my project. From there all I have done is add music (free Insta track in app), clip out the bits I don't want, and add some transitions. The rest is pretty much default apart from picking dewarp or setting FOV manually. Oh and I used Colour Plus at 30.
I've tried removing the music, colour plus, and transitions in a project 'copy', however this has made no difference.
Also tried turning off/on every combination in the settings relating the encoding, and tried exporting with alternative codec/bitrate/resolution settings etc.
I've created a new project, pulled in some media and set that to export and it works just fine!
So I'm not sure what edit has caused this or what the difference is, but as I put a lot of work into making the video I don't want to repeat it or lose my effort.
2024.05.16 10:49 amerpie MarsEdit - A Blogging Editor and Publisher
People are getting tired of corporate controlled social media and turning the clock back to the early days of the web and starting their own blogs. Free and low cost blog platforms like Micro.blog, Tumblr and WordPress make it easy to get started. Most blogging platforms have browser based editors but you can have a much better experience with a lot more features if you used a dedicated blog editor like MarsEdit from Red Sweater software. Other paid editors like Scrivener and Ulysses are available or you can use free software like Obsidian and plugins to publish. I personally use MarsEdit because I like being able to switch back and forth between Markdown and WYSIWYG. It has word processing features like search and replace and it puts the focus on writing by providing a typewriter mode. Using photos is a breeze with several different ways to include and upload media. Once you get it set up, publishing to the web is done with the push of a button.
MarsEdit isn't cheap. A lifetime license is $59.95 with discounts for upgrades. It's also available on Setapp.
My full review
MarsEdit website
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MarsEdit isn't cheap. A lifetime license is $59.95 with discounts for upgrades. It's also available on Setapp.
My full review
MarsEdit website