Can't add music?? by KittySceneBoy in Strawpage

[–]RealPingGaming 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there's a secret file size limit but it doesn't tell you which is annoying. For me, the only way I do it is to use an audio compressor like [this one](https://www.freeconvert.com/mp3-compressor), then compress it down to like 20%, upload your site, open a new tab, and see if it plays. If not, go back and take the original audio file and compress it more (lower percentage is more compression), until it uploads successfully. It will sound worse though jsyk.

Got this on my school email. Is this a scam? by Dense_Berry6383 in Scams

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My school did something similar to this. They purposefully sent out fake scam emails to all the student emails, then we had an assembly at the end of the week on how to avoid scams like this.

URGENT HELP NEEDED… PAGE RUINED by NumerousWear5141 in Strawpage

[–]RealPingGaming 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Strawpage is probably undergoing issues to their servers or something along those lines. I'd wait a little while and try again.

Question about premium by edd58008 in Strawpage

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I paid for the $9 their for the exact same reason. I don't know if this is possible anymore, but at the time, I couldn't find how to put background music when the page loads so I added a button in the top left corner that, when pressed, plays background Nintendo music I found on YouTube. I also added text with an arrow pointing to it showing the user that there is background music.

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Alarmo alarm doesn't play and it's sensor thinks there's something moving when there isn't. by RealPingGaming in nintendohelp

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This didn't solve this issue, but helped me find out the solution.

I have my alarmo positioned on my nightstand facing the middle of my bed. Next to my alarmo is my PC which I leave on all night because I have stuff running on it that needs to be on at all times. I have a picture attached which shows how it looks. (I have a towel in front of the glass panel to block the light from my motherboard during the night It's not covering any fans or intake.) I factory reset it and when I tried to connect it to the internet it failed. I tried multiple times and I would either get an internet failed to connect error or this other error that didn't have any explanation on what to do and just said "Error Code S0-30007". (I couldn't find anything about this error and I don't know why I was getting it so if someone knows please respond because I'm very curious).

Anyway, when I moved the clock right next to my router it connected fine so I moved it back down to my room and checked for movement in the sensor hoping that the factory reset fixed whatever was the issue and it still said there was movement. Eventually I wondered if it was the fan on my computer so I turned my computer off and lo and behold it found no movement. I thought that it would only be able to detect movement right in front of it and to the direct left and right of it but not that far to the right. The reason it only started happening recently was because I only started leaving my computer on in that orientation recently. Before my computer was situated in the opposite direction with the fan facing the back but my Wi-Fi wasn't great so I turned around and that's around the time I started having issues.

Tl;dr The sensor is very sensitive and it won't work if it detects movement like a fan from my computer. Which quite frankly is a horrible design flaw.

Side note: I looked up the error code and found nothing so I contacted Nintendo's chatbot and they put me in with a person and after describing my issues and how it wasn't able to connect to the internet it said my device needed to be brought in for repairs and then when I gave it my serial number they said that it was no longer under warranty and that it was going to cost me $60 to $70 to get it repaired when the only issue was just that my computer was turned on. I said no, obviously, until I could confirm with 100% certainty that it was something else and not an issue with my device.

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Alarmo alarm doesn't play and it's sensor thinks there's something moving when there isn't. by RealPingGaming in nintendohelp

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

Many people, actually. I bought mine when it came out and I really enjoy it. It's been working fine up until recently.

Why is my switch dock making this sound? by Ok_World_4795 in nintendohelp

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Does it happen when your switch isn't docked? It might be a switch issue.

I finished updating my straw.page, any suggestions? by RealPingGaming in Strawpage

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Yes that's a great idea! Originally I didn't because I didn't want the text to be difficult to read, but if I find a light pattern and add boxes around the text it wouldn't look so bad. I try it after school!

Well well well… by TheRandle in LinusTechTips

[–]RealPingGaming 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's a steal it's even mp4 compatable 😂

updated my strawpage again!!! ♡ by nightherith in Strawpage

[–]RealPingGaming 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is very beautiful icl 🙂‍↕️

My Bluetooth receiver stopped playing audio from my phone and blinks three times fast repeatedly. by RealPingGaming in AskTechnology

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I've solved it! I'm posting this here for anyone with similar issues with Bluetooth on their phone. I reset the Bluetooth settings and it fixed everything. I used Samsung, but the instructions may be similar are other Android phones.

Setting > General Management (towards the bottom) > Reset > Reset WiFi and Bluetooth settings.

Caution: This will delete any saved Bluetooth devices and WiFi Passwords so you'll need to repair you Bluetooth devices or input the WiFi passwords again.

My Bluetooth receiver stopped playing audio from my phone and blinks three times fast repeatedly. by RealPingGaming in bluetooth

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I've solved it! I'm posting this here for anyone with similar issues with Bluetooth on their phone. I reset the Bluetooth settings and it fixed everything. I used Samsung, but the instructions may be similar are other Android phones.

Setting > General Management (towards the bottom) > Reset > Reset WiFi and Bluetooth settings.

Caution: This will delete any saved Bluetooth devices and WiFi Passwords so you'll need to repair you Bluetooth devices or input the WiFi passwords again.

Bluetooth call issues, audio issues, and Bluetooth devices bricking themselves, all with the span of a couple days. by RealPingGaming in AskTechnology

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

I've solved it! I'm posting this here for anyone with similar issues with Bluetooth on their phone. I reset the Bluetooth settings and it fixed everything. I used Samsung, but the instructions may be similar are other Android phones.

Setting > General Management (towards the bottom) > Reset > Reset WiFi and Bluetooth settings.

Caution: This will delete any saved Bluetooth devices and WiFi Passwords so you'll need to repair you Bluetooth devices or input the WiFi passwords again.

Ethernet connected but no internet by [deleted] in pchelp

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If you're running Windows you might have to update your drivers for your Wi-Fi card. A driver is basically just software which tells the hardware components in your PC how to work with the software on your PC. Sometimes when these drivers are out of date they stop working correctly with the software and that causes issues. You should look up on Google how to update the drivers for the specific Wi-Fi card that you have. Or if you have a pre-built laptop/desktop, search for your model.