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Huh, that definitely feels like something Jellyfin should be able to do. Thanks for the info!
Huh, that definitely feels like something Jellyfin should be able to do. Thanks for the info!
Are you sure? The jellyfin client (web or app) knows what resolution it needs, and the transcode logs on my jellyfin server show an output resolution being explicitly defined. Both the source and player are 1080p (no 4K on my server) so I can’t be sure though
Jellyfin should transcode that server side no?
Pretty sure the way Adobe’s licensing works you need to be always online to use it
I would assume that turning on the lights and sending a push notification would happen in addition to normal smoke alarm things. An alert on my phone would be nowhere near enough if there was a real emergency, but it would be super helpful if I was out of the house
Today I learned. Cunningham’s law strikes again I guess
Reading works great! If you need to mount the drive manually (IIRC Mint should do this for you) you’ll need to specify that it’s NTFS instead of it automatically detecting the file system but other than that it’s just plug and play
It depends on exactly how you plan to do things. The Linux kernel supports reading NTFS but not writing to it. I’m not sure exactly how full your drives are, but you might be able to consolidate some before installing Linux.
There are a couple utilities that let your mount an NTFS file system for read & write, but I wouldn’t trust them for important data.
Edit: This is outdated as of like 2021. Don’t listen to me
Does Nvidia hate me?
Yes
It looks like there isn’t a vulnerability at all. Just a malware executable disguised as a pdf in a zip file that uses discord as a communication method