i really want a new pc but i hate the idea of building one
Except for the damn push pins.
what push pins?
[QUOTE=Oicani Gonzales;48021109]i dont like vlc because of the color grading or whatever it does
[t]http://forum.videohelp.com/images/guides/p1787580/vlcmpc.jpg[/t]
[t]http://i.imgur.com/Mc2oS.jpg[/t]
[t]http://i51.tinypic.com/333v6hc.jpg[/t]
[t]https://wizardofwinds.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/96dqtf.jpg[/t]
its really noticeable sometimes.[/QUOTE]
It's doing some bad RGB conversion from studio to PC I believe.
But in any case, VLC is terrible for video quality, more for reliability.
[QUOTE=Oicani Gonzales;48021135]its very fun[/QUOTE]
i don't know it seems like there's a lot of stuff you have to deal with and watch out for, not sure about doing that
and also it's impossible to get a good case. i don't give a shit about seeing in to my computer. i want something subtle smooth and convienient, not big and bulky with xXKewLgAmErliGHtZXx
[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;48021140]Except for the damn push pins.[/QUOTE]
24 pin kills thumbs.
i really just want an imac that doesn't cost a lot
[QUOTE=Oicani Gonzales;48021109]i dont like vlc because of the color grading or whatever it does
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its really noticeable sometimes.[/QUOTE]
[url=http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1076328&postcount=4]This should fix it.[/url]
I'm baffled as to why VLC still has this on by default, but hey.
[QUOTE=Sand Castle;48021167]i really just want an imac that doesn't cost a lot[/QUOTE]
If they manufactured the thick unibody iMacs again and sold them for a bit lower than the slim unibody iMacs, then I'd have no issues with that. Hell maybe a smaller screen size would do okay for some people.
[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;48021175]If they manufactured the thick unibody iMacs again and sold them for a bit lower than the slim unibody iMacs, then I'd have no issues with that. Hell maybe a smaller screen size would do okay for some people.[/QUOTE]
why can't they do that with a way to take the back off and slip your own stuff in? the right imac these days is still great, at least to me. i like a computer on the desk and it has two thunderbolt ports to have two other monitors with. fuck, it would be a lot more attainable to me if they did that and made it so the user could upgrade the ram.
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;48021202]Fractal Design Define R4
Silverstone TJ08e
InWin 901[/QUOTE]
i still have issues with the regular pc form factor. i shouldn't have a bunch of cables and a huge object on the floor by my feet. i need that space, it needs to look clean
this isn't some kind of elitism -- a cluttered space eventually all comes to a head and stresses me the fuck out to the point where i can't get any work done. i do all of my school on a computer, it's important to keep shit clean
[QUOTE=Sand Castle;48021192]why can't they do that with a way to take the back off and slip your own stuff in? the right imac these days is still great, at least to me. i like a computer on the desk and it has two thunderbolt ports to have two other monitors with. fuck, it would be a lot more attainable to me if they did that and made it so the user could upgrade the ram.[/QUOTE]
It's a damn shame though that pretty much no other case manufacturer is bothering with Thunderbolt support. These days it's pretty much go with Apple's hardware for Thunderbolt support or go bust.
Thunderbolt 3 on the other hand being compatible with USB...that'll probably increase adoption greatly.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;48021146]It's doing some bad RGB conversion from studio to PC I believe.
But in any case, [B]VLC is terrible for video quality, more for reliability.[/B][/QUOTE]
And yet for some stupid reason, VLC lags on every video I make it play but Windows Media Player works perfectly fine...
[QUOTE=garychencool;48021262]And yet for some stupid reason, VLC lags on every video I make it play but Windows Media Player works perfectly fine...[/QUOTE]
you know, i really, really like windows media player for a lot of things
it just doesn't work with those more [I][B]obscure[/B][/I] formats
My dad's birthday was a couple weeks ago, got him a used Dell Latitude E6320. Works pretty well, though it doesn't have an SSD. Tonight we marathoned a few episodes of The Wire.
[QUOTE=Sand Castle;48021268]you know, i really, really like windows media player for a lot of things
it just doesn't work with those more [I][B]obscure[/B][/I] formats[/QUOTE]
I like KMPlayer.. before they added that stupid start up banner thingy that had ads that you had to do some stuff with the host file to turn off or something like that.
opera is really fucking slow for whatever reason now so i'm back to firefox
you know, firefox is still the fastest browser i've used.
[editline]21st June 2015[/editline]
it's kind of tempting to just save up enough and get the 21.5 inch imac that has the nvidia card instead of intel iris pro
[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;48021258]It's a damn shame though that pretty much no other case manufacturer is bothering with Thunderbolt support. These days it's pretty much go with Apple's hardware for Thunderbolt support or go bust.
Thunderbolt 3 on the other hand being compatible with USB...that'll probably increase adoption greatly.[/QUOTE]
Then just like tradition they will abandon the interface just as it universally becomes adopted in favor of some new gimmick interface.
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;48020875]
Media Player Classic is worth a go, I haven't made up my mind whether its just a /g/ meme or if its actually better than VLC yet though.[/QUOTE]
I've been using MPC with K-Lite codecs for as long as I can remember.
Switched to mpv because I'm on OSX, though.
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;48021127]its a webkit based browser...and it doesn't pig memory.[/QUOTE]
Never heard of that working out. WebKit browsers eventually become real hogs in my experience. Jumanji was the [B]worst[/B] since it would start using gibibytes of memory on one tab and max out not one, but [I]two[/I] cores. Anything else WebKit wasn't as bad, but still pretty bad. Firefox is the only one I know of where I can have twenty tabs, Steam, and a bunch of other software running simulataneously and not break 1GiB of usage.
ie always had the lowest memory footprint in my experience
It's so hard to find a proper flashlight app that uses the rear LED and not the LCD screen as the lighting source for Symbian... As in I still haven't found one that uses the LED flash..
[QUOTE=Ezhik;48021436]ie always had the lowest memory footprint in my experience[/QUOTE]
Modern IE is a slob.
It also runs very fast... if you have less than five tabs.
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48021482]Modern IE is a slob.
It also runs very fast... if you have less than five tabs.[/QUOTE]
use the desktop version
[QUOTE=Ezhik;48021486]use the desktop version[/QUOTE]
I meant modern as in new, not ~Modern UI~
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48021493]I meant modern as in new, not ~Modern UI~[/QUOTE]
oh
well it's still better than chrome for me
and firefox is not an option because it doesn't play along with touch
[QUOTE=Sand Castle;48021214]i still have issues with the regular pc form factor. i shouldn't have a bunch of cables and a huge object on the floor by my feet. i need that space, it needs to look clean
this isn't some kind of elitism -- a cluttered space eventually all comes to a head and stresses me the fuck out to the point where i can't get any work done. i do all of my school on a computer, it's important to keep shit clean[/QUOTE]
NOVA X2M. Clean looking ITX case with no flash.
Found this on Twitter, apparently some commercial passenger airplanes now have chat rooms...
[IMG]http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CFXI8T5WAAAiabZ.jpg[/IMG]
wanted to click retweet, then I remembered what site I'm on
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48022016]wanted to click retweet, then I remembered what site I'm on[/QUOTE]
when will someone make a greasemonkey script that adds a repost button next to the reply button that copies the content of a post and pasts it in to the body of a new post in your account name in the lmao pics thrad
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