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>>170738
reload, you should see the exact same button as Attach Tiktok right next to that one

>>167932
how to use the script? i installed it on tampermonkey but i still cant see if there's a new form/box to attach twitter

>>170235
moc

>>170235
Strawberry or Quod Libet on Linux, MusicBee on Windows

which music player do you guys use?

>>169955
w i d e 1

>>169955
sure it works! but it's the wrong way to think about the problem

as long as you can post those cute seoyeons, it's all good

>>168874
handbrake worked brother

What I did in the past was to use Avidemux (easier to use than Handbrake). Load the file, put audio and video as Copy and save as .mp4. Same as the ffmpeg method but with a graphical interface.

>>168076
That's re-encoding, you don't need that. Do this >>167932 It can't be uploaded because of some silly metadata, so you need to remove it with ffmpeg like that one anon told you or with the twitter script

somebody told me to use handbrake on twitter mp4s that get unsupported MIME type when trying to upload here, can anyone give me baby steps on what i actually do to fix the videos?

doesn't work

>>167916
there are a few ways to fix

1. use this userscript to import directly instead of downloading and posting https://pastebin.com/AFFbuCeJ
2. run the file through ffmpeg. ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -c copy out.mp4
3. if you don't need the audio, just download video, it should post without issue. yt-dlp -f bv <url>

I used to post twitter mp4s here without issues, now I get an error. is there custom css to fix this?

>>166466
awesome, can't wait!

>>166455
yea it will use yt-dlp to download the vod in the best quality straight from the cosmo servers, like you would with youtube or twitter or any other site.
also... I have a version of cosmo-record that works without re-encoding so you get source quality, but it's still a little buggy. working on it 🫡

>>166445
it's different compared to the quality of cosmo-record right? I remember successfully using cosmo-record but it was like a re-record of the original live

>>166421
you can download them with this script: https://codeberg.org/djvu/cosmo-util/src/branch/master/cosmo-replay
but you need to pay for a membership to the member whose vod you want to download and you also need your cosmo access token.

cosmo-live bro, how do the old live streams work? I remember I had a setup for downloading DRM protected paid vlives, do the old cosmo lives are also available to watch later as VODs?

>>159732
>nvidia 5090
wtf rent me your GPU, I always wanted to watch an AI upscaled episode of Produce 101. Really loved the results with the few minutes I encoded

>>164412
I ran a Synology NAS for many years. Worked great, it was so good it never break and it stopped being updated... That's the only downside, I think (and more expensive than other options). Other than that, good solid choice.

if i just want a basic nas, will a cheap synology do the trick? I barely have 50GB to backup across 2 devices and i'd just throw in 2 x 4TB

yeah my meds are kicking in see you later

>>159732
yeah for the 5090 i'll 100% go with cachy. it is arch based, meaning it will have all the latest developments for the new gpu. i have a 9060xt and i use cachy because of it
cachy comes with some helpers on the package managment front. it already comes with paru (instead of yay) and there is also a GUI package manager with pre-chosen options you might want
but just go with cachy, choose KDE as your desktop, and you will be golden

>>159731
i have some linux distro experience, used to use elementary os back in 2012-15, nvidia 5090. cachy is arch based right? so I have to get used to pacman yay and some other package management thing?

>>159728
yes it does! but, whats your gpu? if its very new, i'll reccomend cachyos then
in linux we have whats called "rolling distros" and "LTS distros"
rolling distributions are always up to date with the latest developments and bugfixes, but also the lastest packages might have a bug that will need fixing later
lts are based or a curated version of packages that will not change automatically

>>159722
does it have nvidia driver support out of the box? i'd rather not fuck around because people always bitch about installing nvidia drivers on linux

>>159721
my rec is to try linux mint first, you wil find a link to it on the top of the thread
the current version is called zena so thats a bonus

>>159716
thanks brother

>>159713
it will work fine, specially with a 3.0 port. the 16bg option will be more than enough. remember you can't have more than one iso in the usb, so there's no pointing in getting a bigger one

>>159708
https://www.amazon.co.uk/SanDisk-Ultra-USB-Flash-Drive/dp/B00DQGBYDC/ref=sr_1_11?crid=2C8H734XMAR8&sprefix=usb%2B3.0%2Bflash%2Bdriv%2Caps%2C138&sr=8-11&th=1

so something cheap like this would do the trick?

>>159707
128 will be wayy to much
even distros that fill the iso with packages don't go over 8gigs
the speed of the usb won't matter to much either, it will simply be read on boot, and the iso will load the os to the RAM

>>159706
testing out different linux distros

>>159702
depends what it will be for

brothers if i need a flash drive can i get any old 128gb one for a liveusb or does speed matter that much?

just put zena on a flashdrive and experiment with it, you don't have to wipe your machine to try linux

>>159692
>heavy apps
>(like the start bar and a simple folder)
kek

>>159692
i thought it just hit max boost speed not overclocked

>>158356
why are you insisting on windows anon
did you see their recent try to "fix" their system being so slow was to literally overclock your cpu when you open heavy apps (like the start bar and a simple folder)

>>159512
my bad, I disabled it because I thought it didn't work anymore, but I think it's ok now

>>159476
i think always lock to bottom does that in settings

is there a way to make the page scroll down automatically when new comments appear?

every so often when updating windows or chrome idk which my font in chrome turns super ugly like its nor rendering properly and i still dont know what causes it or how to fix it but after a few weeks or a month it just fixes itself
its happened like 3 times and every time i just use a different browser til it fixes itself, its really annoying

>>155931
thanks, I have been watching on Brave for now, as long as it works, no biggie

>>115215
>>115229
just to give you an update:

I did some research and testing and it seems like it won't work on firefox because of the way the streamio sdk itself is designed, meaning the issue is out of my hands and likely not fixable. I also dmed the objekt.top dev and he said he'd look into it and try to help but hasn't got back to me in weeks. I'll keep trying to find a solution but you'll have to stick with chromium for the time being.

>>153795
sure it wasn't OpenOffice? I remember trying to use that at my peak of Linux usage and I fucking hated it, nothing worked well, then LibreOffice was decent and nowadays seems to just work

I like OnlyOffice more, looks better but a bit bloated, and I remember also liking this one Japanese suite but I forgot the name of it, I liked it even more

>>153799
For only that, id say google docs so you can sccess on mobile

>>153797
personal, i just need it for resume and at most a few spreadsheets for tracking finances

>>153795
Do you use for personal stuff or work stuff?
If work, just use google docs
For personal, libreoffice is quite good now