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There are two modern ways to capture HDMI video into a computer using OBS. Both require a video capture card.

A PCIe video capture device allows you to capture and record video and audio from a device and save it to your computer through HDMI.

Besides a PCIe capture card, you can also use a USB video capture card. A USB video capture card is more portable, but you can only use one in each USB port.

#Linux #PCIe #USB #video #capture #card #Avermedia #Elgato #Blackmagic #Decklink #Mirabox

in reply to TOV

While both use the same USB-C connector, Thunderbolt 4 is a significantly faster data transfer standard compared to standard USB-C.

#thunderbolt #USBC



💻 Is it time to repair or replace your office computers? 🤔

Small business owners often face this critical decision, and making the wrong choice can cost time, money, and productivity. In our latest blog post, we break down the key factors to consider.

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v meste je kopec policajtov ale že mrtě

edit: futbal je zajtra... 🤔

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ty vole nikto tu nie je a skoro som zaspal.. teším sa ako si dám večer doma Urpiner a zaspím, hneď natom začnem pracovať ako prídem
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in reply to SuspiciousDuck

za mňa najlepšie komerčne predávané Slovenské pivo, bezkonkurenčne


#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today brings you 9 updated and 1 added apps:

* VpnHood! CLIENT: a new variant of the existing one, but without proprietary parts – so no Anti-Features anymore! Please switch before we remove the "old one" 😉 And thanks, Trudy, for making this possible!

RB status: 411 apps (33.4%)

Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo :awesome:



#Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa #NewZealand

At a riverside park a group of three small humans are watching a couple (50s?) do yoga stretches in front of their campervan. Suddenly one (5?) roars: "MUM WHY ARE THEY DOING THAT?" When shushed he's undeterred, his volume louder. "CAN I DO THAT?"

A family are motorbiking through a stunning mountain pass. Dad's on a Harley. He's a big man with a skull cap helmet and a leather jacket. Mum's riding next to him, in a floral sundress on a dainty pink scooter. Their small human (6?) is hugging Dad. Smiling into the sun. It's a perfect day.

At an outdoor play: The chatter is amicable and mellow, the vibe serene until a teen (13) abruptly says: "Hey Dad, did I show you my toe? It's totally gross." He pulls off his sock, thrusting his foot under his Dad's nose. People nearby quietly laughing.

At an outdoor play: A man (Late 80s?) wearing thick glasses and a woolly vest is speaking to friends. Smiling mischievously he says: "This is going to be rather amusing. I'm on my third beer and I'm feeling VERY levelled out." He winks.

A couple (20s?) are wading knee-deep in a river. Suddenly one drops his hat in the water and it's off around the bend. He strips off his shirt and dives in, but the hat's moving fast. Swearing and laughing heard in his wake as he gives chase.

The typos are currently on a quest to finish their latest novel. If spotted, maybe give them a cup of tea and a judgemental cat for company. They'll appreciate it.



The annoying nerds who said you should install Linux, use decentralised social media, use Signal secure messenger were right.

Control of our own computing is a prerequisite for freedom.

The internet *is* real life.



I just love hearing people talk about their interests and expertise. I often wish my emotions took up less space, so that I could listen to people talk about what they are learning about all day long. I just find it so nice to see someone intellectually enjoying something, or being good at their chosen craft. Hoping to see a lot more of this in #2025. #gratitude


Wishing a very happy 91st birthday to the brilliant Tom Baker, the 4th Doctor! My favourite incarnation of the Doctor, and still the best! #DoctorWho


Want to start Monday morning by watching an in-depth video of how iroh works? @bfive has you covered.
youtube.com/watch?v=AkHaIVuFHK…

in reply to ROMMIX

Oh, nice. Apparently the SAPI installer for those has a female variant, which seems to use the Ava voicedata in Nuance/Cerence now (she sure gets around):
web.archive.org/web/2022053107…
in reply to ROMMIX

@twynn wow I love it, at 100 speed that female Ava-esk voice does fall apart really bad, but amazing that Toshiba had it first.
in reply to ROMMIX

@twynn ha. I could bet you that the Vocalizer Evan voice is what the male Toshiba voice ended up becoming. When I listen to both of them side by side, Evan and that male Japanese-accented voice are very similar. Especially if you use Evan compact which has more of the voice quality those had.
in reply to Tamas G

@Tamasg @twynn I poke my head into my socials and this is the kind of wild stuff I love to read. I had a friend tell me the Male playstation 5 text to speech reminded him of the Toshiba male voice, the one Rommix posted a sample of. But this installer with both a female and male voice? It literarly sounds like it, but just with worse pronunciation. So I guess Sony must have either licensed or just acquired Toshiba's speech tech. Here's how the US playstation 5 tts sounds like
in reply to Pitermach

They're definitely the same voices, although sounding 22K instead of 11K on the male voice which is wild, wish we had that on Windows. I also notice how they can go at fast rates, if you try to use the SAPI5 voices' rate set to 100 it seriously glitches out when reading words, almost like it's removing the spaces between them. Still the DLL from 2012 is interesting to me, they kept developing them far beyond the last version I officially used. The first time I encountered these Toshiba voices was probably early high school or late middle school, so I'd say 2006-2007. At the time, I had gotten a Celeron-based Toshiba Satelite, and it came with them preinstalled. What's funny is that I think among the utilities you could have one where it read the time using one of the Toshiba voices hourly, and the voice sounded really good for simpler tasks like that, but once I got to use it for screen reading and at faster rates, all of my hopes for it evaporated. xD
Also, at the time I of course had Windows XP, but installing this version from 2012 actually gives you the proper DLL and compatibility for 64-bit Windows, although by 2012 this would have been fairly standard as it's post-Vista days.
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#Wireshark is going to be at #FOSDEM this year!

We will have a stand in building H, staffed by some of our developers. We'd love for you to stop by!

I'm giving two talks, on the main track in building K on Saturday at 14:00 and one in the Network devroom Sunday at 14:15.



KGEI Transmitter Building, Redwood City, CA, 2024.

All the pixels, straight from the ionosphere, at flickr.com/photos/mattblaze/54…

#photography



toľko brownies som dnes zjedol že to prekonalo všetky očakávania




We would also like to #welcome all people joining us today! If you are switching over from #Twitter, #X, #Facebook, #Instagram: welcome into a truly federated social network.

While you've made the switch, consider also moving away from that other big corporation named #Google: a great alternative is #OpenStreetMap . There are many apps (such as @organicmaps or #osmand)

There are also a lot of maps about a specific topic. You can find a collection of them on mapcomplete.org

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in reply to MapComplete

And for France, we are lucky to have the newborn and fast-growing cartes.app by @maeool



📣 ✍️ New #webdev blog post!

This one is special to me, partly because it took some time to cook 😅 , partly because I talk a bit about #ux (which is not my main field), and partly because it features an experiment: after talking about #webpush and #pwa with #django, I'm asking my dear readers (you 😉) to visit a small demo website and tell me how it went!

You can give feedback here, or on Lemmy, Lobsters, etc. I'll update the post with the links!

So here it is: david.guillot.me/en/posts/tech…

Enjoy! 😸🔔

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MapComplete has seen a few improvements in the past few weeks. A few highlights:

- opticians now have a question if eye exams are done in the the shop
- A new theme for scouting is available: mapcomplete.org/scouting - it uses the NSI to pick a relevant icon
- toilets can now be rated
- One can mark if a mapcomplete.org/drinking_water point has (ice)cold, ambient temperature or hot water
- Charging stations have a 'charge point' layer
- and a lot of bugfixes!

Test it on mapcomplete.org!



👋 hi
We heard you moved away from a toxic social media platform?
Congrats! now do Google Docs!

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#privacy #collaboration #office-suite #googledocs #office365

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Admins, die instant ON sind und Dinge reparieren.

Daaanke!



I’ve never felt this cold on the air! Windchill is 13°F (-10°C).
in reply to Steve Herman

Thank you so much for all your reporting. It is really so much needed, esp. here on Mastodon. Thank you and stay warm!


"I am exercising my power under the Constitution to pardon James B. Biden, Sara Jones Biden, Valerie Biden Owens, John T. Owens, and Francis W. Biden." - Statement from Joe Biden in the waning minutes of his presidency whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/s…


I Discovered This on Accident
@storm have you heard of this? lingva.ml/
in reply to Hunter Jozwiak

re: I Discovered This on Accident
no, I hadn't heard of it. That is awesome though, such a simple functional interface, it is awesome!


I made another little controller for @mixxx. This one lights up the LEDs on my Obinskit Anne Pro 2 computer keyboard to match their actions in the Mixxx UI. Ie. the play/pause buttons ('d' and 'l') light up in the track color when their decks are playing, hot cues reflect whatever color are set in Mixxx, and the crossfader ('g' and 'h') set their illumination based on how much of each channel is in the mix. There's a demo of it here:

urbanists.video/w/6sZQsBdeEBFU…

Source: codeberg.org/SamWhited/mixxx-o…



In 1894, A French Writer Predicted the End of Books & the Rise of Portable Audiobooks and Podcasts

openculture.com/2025/01/in-189…



Watching this bamboo labs stuff play out as someone who owns a cricut and wishes they'd got something else, sure is a thing.

The cricut design space software is a royal pain in the butt. But because the communications to the device are encrypted, you have to use it.

I'd been tempted to upgrade to one of the bamboo labs systems with the filament swapping ability, but seeing this? Nope not a chance.



Free Scout appears to be an open source version of Zendesk. They openly mention accessibility and screen reader support in their documentation and right there on the homepage, which is good! Their demo is here and their main website is the second link. Stuff is deleted after a short while, but this is decently accessible! Could use some improvements but far more accessible and screen reader friendly than Zendesk! demo.freescout.net/login

Main page. freescout.net/

#Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource

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Daniells Smith is betraying Canadians. thenarwhal.ca/alberta-trump-da… #cdnpoli #polcan


RIM for Remote Access, Recipe Finds, and iOS Storage Tips - Unmute unmute.show/rim-for-remote-acc…


I asked my Alexa a question in French this morning; a definition of a French word. It proceeded to lock my front door! Totally not what I had asked for.
in reply to Martin from Toronto

@jackf723 Imagine the potential danger of, say, autonomous vehicles when they become popular. Anyone who doesn't like you could lock your vehicle's doors and take you to where he wants.


Dostala jsem portrét od Štěpánky Jislové, ilustrátorky a komiksové autorky, jako odměnu za to, že jsem se ji rozhodla podporovat na Patreonu. ❤️
Můžete taky: patreon.com/c/stepankajislova/…


I've been saying inaugural wrong my whole life, if the sound after the g is a u as in up rathre than y as in young.



Google Lookout: Current Offerings and the Untapped Potential for a Blind Essential Toolbox accessibleandroid.com/google-l…
in reply to Accessible Android

Do you know when it gained the ability to be assigned to the accessibility shortcuts, that was new within the last several months, I did not observe it until after android 15.





I've not been able to get away from work to watch much of the pomp on BBC news, but from the little bit of background audio, it basically sounds like marching bands.
in reply to Sean Randall

Trust me it is not worth it. If it were me, I'd rather be working and get some money.