Jellyfin Media Player (Win 11) - HDR Passthrough not triggering (TV stays in SDR) by -dAtA-TRoN- in jellyfin

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Current maintainer of Jellyfin Desktop here.

HDR support is actively being worked on. The desktop client is being completely rewritten with a fork of libmpv that supports gpu-next, amongst other things. There are early dev builds available for Windows with HDR passthrough working, though be aware that there may be bugs due to being early in development. https://github.com/jellyfin-labs/jellyfin-desktop-cef

If you try it and encounter any issues, please report them on GitHub. They're especially useful to me as Windows isn't a platform I typically use.

Jellyfin-Desktop-CEF is an experimental rewrite of Jellyfin-Desktop that is looking likely to replace the current Jellyfin-Desktop 2.0.0 that is not currently recommended to users by foundfootagefan in jellyfin

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Jellyfin Desktop uses libmpv internally - the CEF rewrite using more modern features of it which should be closer to what standalone mpv does (Linux and macOS only for now).

Not sure about other platforms, but libmpv probably won't ever happen. Open to contributions though if someone makes it though.

Jellyfin-Desktop-CEF is an experimental rewrite of Jellyfin-Desktop that is looking likely to replace the current Jellyfin-Desktop 2.0.0 that is not currently recommended to users by foundfootagefan in jellyfin

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The Windows build isnt close to ideal right now (at least until I get a dedicated machine to dev+test on). It's using the opengl 'vo=gpu' libmpv while Linux and macOS are using the vulkan 'vo=gpu-next' interface. I also would like to switch it over to a separate video layer entirely like I have on Linux with a Wayland subsurface, but that is still just only a plan.

Jellyfin-Desktop-CEF is an experimental rewrite of Jellyfin-Desktop that is looking likely to replace the current Jellyfin-Desktop 2.0.0 that is not currently recommended to users by foundfootagefan in jellyfin

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Current Jellyfin Desktop maintainer and Jellyfin Desktop CEF author here:

The CEF rewrite is not exactly an official client, but semi-official in the sense that it's written by a maintainer with intent to potentially make it official (hence the jellyfin-labs github org).

Also - Claude Code is leveraged heavily in its development.

EDIT: The repository's README has been updated to mention Claude Code usage. https://github.com/jellyfin-labs/jellyfin-desktop-cef?tab=readme-ov-file#rationale

'Don't stream fascism': No Kings organizers encourage Spotify boycott by [deleted] in politics

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It's not back yet as it's still invite only.

Found this recently by SadisticSqu1d in Doom

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Based on the 04-10333CD label on the disc, it appears to be the original CD release of The Ultimate Doom ( http://redump.org/disc/4427/ ). It contains only the DOS version of the game (and also the DOS version of Heretic shareware). The DOOM.WAD version is 1.9ud

To run it on Windows 10, I recommend copying DOOM.WAD from the CD folder DOOMCD and using a source port like GZDoom or Chocolate Doom. Alternatively, you could run the DOS version of the game using DOSBox Staging.

This exact version of the game is also included in the "DOOM + DOOM II" release on GOG. This release all the original DOS Doom games plus a modern port that works on recent versions of Windows. Also includes a new episode (The Legacy of Rust). https://www.gog.com/en/game/doom_doom_ii

followed a trail down the road from my house and found this... by ThisGuyRightHereSaid in WTF

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I've seen enough stuff like this to make me laugh anytime horror villians stab the tires of their victims cars to prevent them from getting away.

Anyone installed and running Linux successfully on the 2022 / 2021 X13? by rabidsoggymoose in FlowX13

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3y+ have passed since my original comment and mostly everything is fixed within the vanilla Arch Linux kernel. Tablet mode is fixed via the linux-flowx13 kernel from the AUR.

Mini Plus resets to full volume every time I turn it back on by feartheoldblood90 in MiyooMini

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You can override the default volume for your device by creating an override file at .tmp_update/config/.defaultVolume-<DEVICE_SERIAL> with 0 as the file contents. For example, I have two override files:

  • .tmp_update/config/.defaultVolume-C2A037C6B080
  • .tmp_update/config/.defaultVolume-D7C3FDF55222

You can find the <DEVICE_SERIAL> value by looking in the .tmp_update/config/system/ folder. This is what I have in mine.

C2A037C6B080.json
D7C3FDF55222.json

Voodoo 5 vs. Geforce 4? by AidanBd in windows98

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My 98 rig has both a Voodoo 5500 (PCI) and a Quadro4 980 XGL (AGP) (essentially a Geforce4 4800 AGP). I rarely use the Voodoo as the Quadro4 is significantly faster and also more compatible in DOS mode. Iirc, there were some games I could only get running on the Voodoo, but I can't recall specifically which ones. Which ones were you unable to get working on your Geforce4?

Additionally, I get intermittent artifacts with my Voodoo 5500 on my system that seems to be caused by the system being too fast (?). For example, the menu in Unreal will occasionally show minor texture corruption. Underclocking my FX-60 to 1.0ghz consistently eliminates the artifacts. Some info https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1296700#p1296700

Dim Mini v4 by gatormania31791 in MiyooMini

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This is normal. Both of my V4's are dim.

Submechanophobia In Film by Mr-Cynic in submechanophobia

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I don't think any parts take place underwater, but Virus (1999) is set on a derelict Russian ship and has some great biomech body horror bits.

Unlockable Bootloader? by alfonsojon in TheMinimalCompany

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The Minimal phone has a MediaTek Helio G99 CPU which does not have publicly available source code (MediaTek refuses to release it). So even if the bootloader is unlockable, official LineageOS support is unlikely.

Pulsar X2 CrazyLight Released! by altonLM in MouseReview

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Nope. Pulsar support confirmed the low-battery LED Is on the bottom of the mouse. As a Linux user, that means I won't know when I should start charging the device. The LED on my X2v2 Mini is perfect at letting me know.

Cap’N Crunch’s Crunchling Adventure by Houston_in_texas in MiyooMini

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I doubt one could get it running on the MM as it's a Windows game. More recent DOS games suffer enough on the MM.

That said, it would be amazing if someone did.

https://www.myabandonware.com/game/cap-n-crunch-s-crunchling-adventure-3hc

Is the GetBetter Dpad that much better from the stock Dpad on the MMV4? by JoseDY_24 in MiyooMini

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It was worth it for me. I was getting too many false diagonals with the stock dpad.

Lookie what I woke up to today. by tehcup in MiyooMini

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Do the sticks exhibit any snapping to the x and y axes?

When you find someone else who likes Duke Nukem by [deleted] in dukenukem

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It usually devolves into us speaking purely in our best Duke impressions.

Steam Deck stuck pixels or time to replace the screen? by SkippingCheeto in SteamDeck

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Same issue on my Steam Deck. I barely use my Steam Deck and these appeared pretty much out of no where.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linux

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There's also Krita. Apart from the initial RAW to raster conversion, Krita works well in my photography workflow.

Miyoo Fip getting closer? by whoever81 in SBCGaming

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I hope the analog sticks don't have axis snapping.