GoPro Hero 9 arriving tomorrow!

@Mario-Jakovina said in Video Editing Rig Ideas:

During your video editing, CPU/GPU are not that critical. But during final export (encoding), CPU/GPU should always work at 100% utilization.

It's awfully handy having real time rendering, it's amazing how much easier it is to find problems when you have that.

@JaredBusch said in Video Editing Rig Ideas:

@scottalanmiller said in Video Editing Rig Ideas:

@Pete-S said in Video Editing Rig Ideas:

Your choice of camera can also affects performance a lot due to format. Some formats are very slow to edit and requires ingestion and re-encoding for decent editing performance.

I do everything in a mix of h.264 and h.265

Why would you export anything in h.264 today? Or do you mean your device actually natively records to h.265?

The devices. I try to use h.265 whenever I get the choice.

I bet you will find that the cli password still works. Its likely a GUI issue.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:

Murder She Wrote with Liesl

S1E5

Watching more of this with Liesl and the two older dogs.

First season a kid at a dining room table delivers a single line and I'm like "OMG wait, that's Joaquin Phoenix!"

https://mangolassi.it/tags/cloudatcost

Quite a few good topics in there.

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@jt1001001 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Just got my once every 6 month CloudAtCost email. Somehow it always bypasses my spam filtering

I know that experience.
They were told specifically to cancel my account and delete it (I wasn't subscribed to any of their spam lists at the time either).

All was good for several months, and then HELLO! the spam started arriving.

Unsubscribing does nothing, you have to login/change your preferences and completely change eveything in the account.

Use a random password generator for the email address...

Are they any good, their prices look cheap, what's the catch, apart from only having a CA based datacentre (long way from Oz).

I wouldn't call it a "data center", pretty sure it's like whitebox desktops in a garage. It's definitely nothing running on servers.