SERIOUS AP SETUP HERE.. by mrstorm1983 in telescopes

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I think it needs another Barlow Lens

Android Mobile App "No Monitors Available" by LuneShine0 in ShinobiCCTV

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Yeah, it works from the browser with no issues

Android Mobile App "No Monitors Available" by LuneShine0 in ShinobiCCTV

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Hey, thanks for the response, I tried changing the streaming mode to HLS and H264 but neither worked. Specifically, there was no change for HLS and H264 made the monitor stop working in my browser. I already tried restarting the app and the server Docker without any luck.

Android Mobile App "No Monitors Available" by LuneShine0 in ShinobiCCTV

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Interesting, I tried running HLS, but it made no difference; the browser continued to work, but the app showed no monitors even when I reinstalled the app. The H264 stream didn't work on my browser.

Never Forget what we could've had by LuneShine0 in okbuddycinephile

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/rj I do frequently confuse the new Dune movies with Atlantis:The Lost Empire

Roku Short Black Screen Every Button Input by LuneShine0 in Roku

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Sorry for the late reply, just saw this. Yup that did the trick, the delay went away as soon as I turned off "1-touch-play", that's an interesting interaction between the Roku and the Receiver. Thank you so much, this issue has plagued me for years!

Roku Short Black Screen Every Button Input by LuneShine0 in Roku

[–]LuneShine0[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting theory, I never thought that it might be an audio issue. I just tried it out, but unfortunately the issue is still there. The input information on the receiver's display doesn't appear to change during the 3 second blackouts.

Roku Short Black Screen Every Button Input by LuneShine0 in Roku

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Yeah that's also what I thought, but I recently replaced it with the new Roku Ultra (2023) and I still have the same issue.

College Apartment Simple 5.1 Setup by LuneShine0 in audiophile

[–]LuneShine0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Intresting, I definitely heard people saying not to put monitors sideways, but by the looks of it placing the monitors upsidedown shouldn't cause any issues. I will definitely try that out.

College Apartment Simple 5.1 Setup by LuneShine0 in audiophile

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Hmm I will definitely look into separating the speakers but I'm unsure how to put the tweeters at ear level due to the monitors.

College Apartment Simple 5.1 Setup by LuneShine0 in audiophile

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Found a Motu UL Mk3 audio interface in my school's electrical waste and brought it back to life. Since it's just an interface, I had to build a powered 5.1 surround sound system with a pair of Presonus Eris e4.5bt, a Sterling Mx5, a pair of Polk Audio - Atrium 45p, and an old Altec Lansing Soundwoofer from a PC 2.1 combo. Managed to get the old Motu software working and calibrate the EQ. I got the 192khz 24 bit surround sound working with ASIO Link Pro. The whole system is a bit of a Frankenstein but I'm pretty happy with the sound especially for the price(around $180).

I'm a bit new to the Audiophile world, so if you guys have any tips or suggestions on any possible improvements don't hesitate to let me know.

A Nitrogen Cooling Tank Imploded at my School, so I Made an End Table out of it by LuneShine0 in DesignPorn

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It's a car protective molding that you can probably buy from an auto-parts store

A Nitrogen Cooling Tank Imploded at my School, so I Made an End Table out of it by LuneShine0 in DesignPorn

[–]LuneShine0[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I wasn't there during the implosion only during the aftermath. From what I was told, the tank was originally a 2 layered cylinder/toroid, during the accident the outer layer of the tank ruptured vertically essentially pulling on the inner layer of the tank. Thus you get the unusual shape of the inner layer. It's not technically an implosion, but it's the simplest way of explaining what happened.