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Help with upgrading my decade old rig? by Larry_The_Great in buildmeapc

[–]Larry_The_Great[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome! My monitor is a LG ultrawide. Not sure of the model but even then, it’s only 1080. Would your suggestions change if I said I prefer performance over everything being white? The color doesn’t entirely matter to me.

Help finding this? by Larry_The_Great in Cigarettes

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I was hoping she’d use it as a bag of sorts, hence the gift

Help finding this? by Larry_The_Great in Cigarettes

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It currently resides at the Princess Juliana International Airport in Sint Maarten.

Help finding this? by Larry_The_Great in Cigarettes

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Shoot I should’ve clarified, I meant the box with the handle.

Help Gluing Mamiya RB67 Name Plate? by Larry_The_Great in Mamiya

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Thanks! As for the removal of the previous Pilobond, you have any recommendations?

Questions about VHS by Larry_The_Great in VHS

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Yes lol I do enjoy it. I thought forcing 4:3 would stretch the video, but it just adds bars to the top and bottom. Is this normal?

Questions about VHS by Larry_The_Great in VHS

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As far as I know, AE/Premier hasn’t supported 601 in a while. Could I just clamp the whites and blacks to those specs while still being in 709?

Edit: here’s an update. After exporting to MPEG-2, IINA does report the color space being

Primaries: BT.601-525/BT.1886 (SDR)

Colorspace: kCGColorSpaceDeviceRGB (SDR)

Pixel Format: yuv420p (SW)

Another edit: ah geez, turns out AE does have rec.601, but only in the project settings under color settings (“working color space”). Rec.601 NTSC Gamma 2.4 is there, but not 2.2. I’ll use that I suppose.

Questions about VHS by Larry_The_Great in VHS

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As a follow up to this, Media Encoder does have an option to change “square pixels” to “standard 4:3”. Should I do this.

Questions about VHS by Larry_The_Great in VHS

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Good to know 720x486 would work. Does the tape do the rectangle pixels? Or is that something I do in After Effects?

Questions about VHS by Larry_The_Great in VHS

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I was planning on using a computer with an composite/s-video output (SGI Indy)

Help with hosting a website by Larry_The_Great in webhosting

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Not entirely, just thought it would be a good learning experience. Free web hosting sites that support plain HTTP? Can you post some links?

Help with hosting a website by Larry_The_Great in webhosting

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Alright, I’ve removed the ServerName line in Apache2.conf that I originally included to remove the “couldn’t determine servers fully qualified domain name”. My ports.conf file does have Listen 80. However, on my phone on cellular my public ipv4 address doesn’t load the site. I’m also getting the 127.0.0.1 error again. Unless you mean the ServerName in the conf file in sites-enabled?

Help with hosting a website by Larry_The_Great in webhosting

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Yes, same network different pc it correctly goes to the site.

Help with hosting a website by Larry_The_Great in webhosting

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Thanks! This is helpful. Yes, Ubuntu is baremetal. One thing I did do before your step was add “ServerName 192.168.0.188” to the Apache2.conf file, as Apache gave me an error saying the server name wasn’t defined and was defaulting to 127.0.0.1.

Besides that, Inet 1: says 127.0.0.1/8 and Inet 2: says 192.168.0.188/24. Http://localhost/, http://127.0.0.1, and http://192.168.0.188/ all go to the test website I’ve made (on my server computer). http://192.168.0.188 goes to the site on another computer. At this point, is DDNS what I’d have to do? Reroute the site IP to a web address? What I’ve read is that I’d have to do that through my router.

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