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2022 – Year of the Linux Gaming Desktop?

Posted on February 28, 2022 by Chris Griffith Off Topic 0

Nope. Abandon all hope. The Linux gaming desktop is a pipe dream. This is obviously only one man’s opinion, but lets think this through historically. Was 2013 the year of Linux gaming? Or even 2021? Simply put, no. So if we’re not there yet, what would...

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Make 2022 a more stable year, use ECC Memory

Posted on January 3, 2022 by Chris Griffith Hardware Build 5

Are you annoyed at those random game crashes, Blue Screens and weird behavior from your applications? Do you create documents or media you don’t want to become corrupted? Then your next upgrade should include ECC Memory. What is ECC memory? Error correction code (ECC) memory detects...

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Cartoon or Photo? – Image detection with Python

Posted on December 15, 2021 by Chris Griffith Overview Tutorial 0

This all started with me just wanting a fast way to sort through image folders and remove cartoon images. That lead me down a spiraling rabbit hole of possibility. From using OpenCV to do different types of detection, or even training a Machine Learning model from...

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Hardware Encoding 4K HDR10 Videos?

Posted on November 11, 2021 by Anonymous Video 12

We are about to venture into a heated and abnormal world. Hardware encoders, designed for real-time encoding, may be reaching the point they can also be considered for video archival. The three common consumers options available that we will look at are: AMD’s VCN encoder (using...

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Raspberry Pi Hardware Encoding Speed Test

Posted on October 6, 2021 by Chris Griffith Video 5

The GPU hardware encoder in the Raspberry Pi can greatly speed up encoding for H.264 videos. It is perfect to use for transcoding live streams as well. It can be accessed in FFmpeg with the h264_omx encoder. But is it fast enough for live stream a...

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