Hi everyone,
Yesterday I received my copy of Pokémon Y. I already own Pokémon X digitally, so I needed to get Y to finish this generation before jumping into the Omega Ruby./Alpha Sapphire and the Sun and Moon series.
Here's the box:
I'll be doing live streams of this game soon, as I'm currently playing Pokémon Red from the 3DS Virtual Console.
You can see the Pokémon Red streams that I've done so far below:
Hi everyone,
Yesterday, Veterans Day Holiday, I was working at improving the cmix GUI software. New versions of the cmix compression software were released and so, I added support for them. cmix GUI now supports cmix_v16c, v16d, and v16e!
Hi everyone,
I present to you today IPFS Local Explorer:
I started coding this software yesterday, in order to work with my local IPFS storage node. It allows file upload, creating new folders, removing content, and opening the files and folders on an IPFS Gateway. It's very simple, actually, and the best part is that it's open source!
Hi everyone,
Today, I've compiled the latest rav1e code which includes the commits up commit 22e213a.
You can download the new build here:
I've also updated rav1e_gui to include this new release:
You can download it here too:
Hi everyone,
Today, I've compiled the latest rav1e code which includes the commits up to yesterday's.
You can download the new build here:
I've also updated rav1e_gui to include this new release:
You can download it here too:
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released new builds for opusenc and rav1e. Also, the GUI's got updated.
rav1e got updated to commit 392be13. Download it here:
Hi everyone,
Yesterday, I released rav1e_gui v1.1. This build adds 2 new options which are related to my contribution toward the rav1e project I talked in this post. The Pull Request got accepted, so every rav1e builds coming forward will have these 2 new options:
Hi everyone,
Today, I'd like to show you my unboxing video of the Tunai Wand and Tunai Square. These are 2 Bluetooth adapters.
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I had my first experience writing code in Rust. I decided to implement 2 command-line options for the rav1e AV1 encoder software that I've been playing around for some days.
The encoder currently encodes files with a keyframe every 30 frames. This value is hardcoded into the code and can't be changed by the user unless it is changed at the code and rav1e is compiled again. Also, there is a new option which is called "Compound mode" in the source code, which can also be enabled or disabled by sending a boolean value of true or false.
Hi everyone,
Today, I've compiled the latest rav1e source code, bringing it to commit 6bfa0aa:
I'm releasing 2 versions of today's build. One which have compound mode turned on by default and another one with it disabled. The source code originally has this disabled (reorder=false). You can download both versions here: