Maxy
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- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
You could look at the awesome-selfhosted list, specifically these two sections:
awesome-selfhosted.net/…/recipe-management.html
awesome-selfhosted.net/…/task-management--to-do-l…
I don’t have any experience with any of those, but there might be something that fits your needs.
- Comment on File size preference for Radarr? 5 months ago:
Ah, it looks like we have a small misunderstanding. I thought you were talking about uncompressed video, which is enormous. This is only used in HDMI cables for example. A 1080p60 uncompressed video is 2.98Gbit/s, or about 1.22 terabytes per hour.
A remux is “uncompressed” in the sense that it isn’t recompressed, or in this case transcoded. A remux is still compressed, just to a lesser degree than a transcode. This means the files are indeed larger, but the quality is also better than transcodes.
To clarify the article’s confusing statement: they claim that remuxes can reduce size by throwing away some audio streams, while keeping the original video. This is true, but the video itself hasn’t gotten any smaller: you are simply throwing away other information.
- Comment on File size preference for Radarr? 5 months ago:
Remuxes aren’t uncompressed, nor are they losslessly compressed. They’re just a 1:1 direct copy from some other medium (generally blu-rays or DVD’s).
- Comment on klay’s simple cookbook for Linux, v0.9.0 10 months ago:
No problem! It actually seems like a great guide, especially for beginners, I might link it to some friends.
- Comment on klay’s simple cookbook for Linux, v0.9.0 10 months ago:
Just out of curiosity, are you sure “fd” is the right command in the “format storage” section? I don’t have a rasbian system to test this on, but on my arch system, “df” is used to list disks; “fd” is a multithreaded version of “find”, which I manually installed.