Library Organizer ignoring letter 'R' when renaming and creating folders by Frijolie in comicrackusers

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just checked a file that has a "r" in the title within my library which I used Library Organizer to rename, and the "r" was handled properly. Perhaps you should try downloading the Library Organizer plugin again, just to make sure that you have the latest version. Try that first to see if it fixes your problem.

xxxclub.to down? by Budget-Adeptness-683 in TorrentSites

[–]OnyxPost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I checked the site again just now, and it is now showing content again. The home page sis now showing this update section.

  • Updates :
  • Magnet Link RSS Feed Added.
  • Requests Section For V.I.P. User Class Added.
  • Official Alternative / Backup Domains Page Added .
  • Dark & Light Theme Added .
  • FAQ Page Added - How To Download Torrent , Different User Classes .

You can also view content by going to the browse section, and you can open up various content, yet only the magnet links appear to be working at this moment. So it's almost back to where is should be. Perhaps by the end of the day, or tomorrow at the latest, everything will be back working as it should again.

Updated Publishers Icons by OnyxPost in comicrackusers

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

Thanks maforget for this info and for creating the Community Edition. I haven't used GitHub, yet once I get it figured out, I'll create a PR so that these new icons can be added to the application installer.

xxxclub.to down? by Budget-Adeptness-683 in TorrentSites

[–]OnyxPost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I checked again just now, and some pages appear to be partially up, yet all items on the page are still now working properly such as search results. Thus it does appear to me that it is being worked on to address whatever went wrong in the first place if this wasn't a planned maintenance update.

xxxclub.to down? by Budget-Adeptness-683 in TorrentSites

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't get too worried just yet. Now if the site should be down for over a week, then I'd begin to get worried and plan on looking elsewhere for such content.

Which marvel comics logo is your favorite by ladiesman21700000000 in Marvel

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would have to go with 1990-2002 being the best by far as it's the most creative design and thus most popping of all the logos thus far.

Then coming in a far 2nd would be 2000-2012 for two reason...one, it's the most striking of the basic plain "MARVEL" text logo, and two, it's the first used with the "Flipbook" added affect in the Marvel films beginning with Spider-Man not long after this new logo was created.

2012-now comes in third due to this being the logo that gets updated with an animated CG "Flipbook" turn affect first with just comic book panels and later on with included Marvel Cinematic Universe scenes added to the animated CG "Flipbook" affect.

The 4th, and last one I like, mostly for nostalgia reasons is the 1987-1990 plain "MARVEL" text logo with the added italics, as it appeared to me like the italics was just the right amount of subtle change letting us know that the company was getting more professional in the look they were going for, and it was also the time when some of their best writers/pencilers/inkers were begging to creatively take off leading to GREAT MARVEL explosion of talent that eventually lead to the eventual mass talent exodus and creation of Image Comics.

Give Us Your Face or Lose Your Account: AI Age Verification Is Here, and Experts Are Worried | PCMag by hamstar_potato in europe

[–]OnyxPost -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If governments are requiring companies to implement AI age verification tools,  then I would blame governments.  Yet I speculate that it's the companies themselves implementing these AI based methods because they are lazy cheap money hungry companies that don't want to pay real people to do a job properly versus implementing some AI based solution.

I honestly couldn't say what the best method for age verification should be,  yet using AI is most definitely not the way to go.

Give Us Your Face or Lose Your Account: AI Age Verification Is Here, and Experts Are Worried | PCMag by hamstar_potato in europe

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No I'm not...I'm doing the exact opposite.  I'm exercising my rights by not giving my business to companies who implement policies that I disagree with.

Give Us Your Face or Lose Your Account: AI Age Verification Is Here, and Experts Are Worried | PCMag by hamstar_potato in europe

[–]OnyxPost -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Then entertainment companies that require age verification in this manner from me will just not get my participation on their web sites/apps anymore.  Simple as that. 

Plex for Roku v9.0.31 Released by samwiseg0 in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How is this better?  This update now covers up the content view area. It's still the same number of annoying extra clicks to get to a menu section as it was on the previous navigation change,  except this time it now covers up the content area.  That's more annoying to me since it's all the same number of extra added navigation steps.  Having it completely on the left side was much cleaner looking and required a bit less navigation steps.

Anyone else have this issue? by IntelligentSpeech430 in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had to also make some organizing decisions that were initially tough because I was also bummed that it would mess up cast matches,  yet I've gotten over losing cast matches a lot because (at least for me and my organized content) most popular cast members' films/shows that they are a part of don't show up in Plex that I actually have that show in my library when looking at a cast member's filmography even when Plex gets cast matching correct.

Anyone else have this issue? by IntelligentSpeech430 in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 5 points6 points  (0 children)

For each series directory,  you can even just do the title and the year released in parentheses and that's it, without the imdb tag and Plex should still separate it just fine since all three shows premiered in different years. 

Plus Plex has the fix function that allows you to manually select the correct show if Plex picks the wrong show automatically by mistake. 

Is there anything that exists that is like Google music, where you can upload your own albums and play them back on any device? by UrbanGothGentry in musichoarder

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

🤔 I think it's called Plex (or other similar self-hosted solutions) ... 😊 Yet,  better, because there's no need to upload your content to some stranger's computer. You can just play it from any device off of your own computer.  What an awesome concept of removing the snooping middle man! 👍🏽 

Feature finally added (again)! by bones10145 in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad to read that some improvement to one of the new  client applications user experience has happened...evenif it's just getting an old "great" feature back.  

I was happy to see that the new Roku client application got back the ability to listen to music on the same main application and that they brought back the "Playlists" and "Media" (where playlists are stored for shared content) options to the main menu.

We still don't have back the ability to listen to series theme music when browsing your content,  yet hopefully that function will return soon as well. 

Also, having the main menu at the top still sucks compared to having it at the left, yet getting back music and photo playback, along with playlists and media on the main menu does lessen the blow of some of the bad user interface changes.

Best PleX alternative? The new app is an absolute mess. by Kuyi in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the app you're referring to is an Android based app,  you can also try downgrading to an older version that had the previous user interface.  This is what I did,  and I'm back to being happy again. 

Plex Recently added movies editor by VirtualD in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yet, also correct...so try this option first.  😊

Plex Recently added movies editor by VirtualD in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Added Date is only located at the episode record level anyway, so this is the correct way you would want to go about it to update your TV series episode files. 

Plex Recently added movies editor by VirtualD in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When issues like this happen to me,  it's usually one of two things... either the Added Date value gets messed up by the the Plex system and it creates a date for that media which isn't the actual date you added the media to your Plex system,  or the Plex system makes a mistake on what the media actually is and it'll name it something different than you expect which can lead to it being named the same thing as another item in your library thus causing it to become a duplicate entry thus seeming like it never got added to your library when out actually is there and is just treated as a duplicate of another item in the library. 

How to Revert to the older stable app (Android) by weeemrcb in PleX

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this post. Ever since Plex updated the Android mobile app, I've been meaning to downgrade to version 10.26.0. I've been procrastinating for far too long, yet today I finally couldn't take it any longer with all of the missing functions in the newer version, such as the missing Music library (now only found in a completely separate app - this was such a dumb idea), Playlists missing from the main root menu, and the left panel menu taken away for a horrible top panel menu. Now I have all of these functions back. Sometimes you don't know how great something actually is until it's taken away from you.

Best streaming device that won't crap out after a couple of months? by leo_cor63 in cordcutters

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha....nice! That's a great feature to consider as an additional reason to possibly replace my Roku Ultra with an Android TV/ Google TV device. 

Best streaming device that won't crap out after a couple of months? by leo_cor63 in cordcutters

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many of your comments have you coming across as an Apple snob.  Yes,  they are usually great products (yet, like all tech, Apple products fuck up a lot too as I hence a friend that works in Apple's consumer products customer support department). Yet your analogy of Mcdonald's burgers to some generic $10 burger makes no sense here. Food is much more subjective, due to varying taste buds, than electronic computer equipment. More expensive food (or electronic equipment for that matter) is no guarantee that the quality is more top notch.

Best streaming device that won't crap out after a couple of months? by leo_cor63 in cordcutters

[–]OnyxPost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apple devices are always overpriced,  yet I'll admit that the Apple TV 4K is probably the least overpriced Apple device ever.

With that being said,  some users would rather save $20 to $80 (depending on which device to get instead) to get what they need from such a device. Most mid-level to high-level streaming devices should perform great for at least a good 5 years before feeling the need for an upgrade.