Hi everyone,

Today, I'd like to show you the Genki Bluetooth Adapter specifically made for the Nintendo Switch. This was a Kickstarter Project that ran successfully. The Genki Bluetooth adapter is basically a USB-C Audio Device that converts the audio signal into Bluetooth and transmits it to your favorite headphones or Bluetooth receivers. Given that this is basically a USB-C adapter, this means that it is also compatible with PC's and certain Android devices supporting USB-C audio devices.

Since the Nintendo Switch doesn't currently allow the connection of Bluetooth audio devices, this comes very handy, as the latest Switch firmware adds support for USB Audio Devices. This adapter does its magic because it has a chip that converts the audio that the Switch transmits to this device into Bluetooth and therefore enables you to use your Bluetooth devices with your switch. It also has the benefit of using Qualcomm's aptX and aptX Low Latency codecs, the latter which is a most to play without any noticeable audio lag. It also supports the AAC codec and of course, the standard SBC codec.

Hi everyone,

Today, I'm sharing photos of the Sandisk 200GB Micro SD Card I got on Black Friday:

Hi everyone,

Today, I'm showing one of the games I own. It's Crash Bandicoot - N. Sane Trilogy for the Nintendo Switch. Interestingly, Amazon for some reason sent me the European version as you can see the PEGI logo. More interesting is that the game was sold from a U.S. warehouse by Amazon itself. I have no idea why this happened but hey, the Nintendo Switch is region free! Meaning I can play the game in my system.

So here's the case of the game:

And the back:

Hi everyone,

Today, I'll be showing you images of the super smash Bros. Ultimate Special Edition bundle for the Nintendo Switch. The Special Edition includes a Super smash Bros.-themed Pro Controller and the game in a steel case. (Scroll down for more!)

This is the game box:

Hi everyone,

Today, I want to show you the ProPoint Mouse from SwiftPoint. This was a Kickstarter campaign that ran a few months ago. Last week, I got the mouse which is what you'll be seeing today along with its accessories:

This is the Travel Set, which is the reward I got for pledging to their project:

Let's take a look at the sides:

Hi everyone,

Today, I've released rav1e GUI v1.4. This new release adds several new options and improvements.

First, the GUI has been updated to provide a logging text area, where you can see the rav1e encoding progress:

You can also see there is a new CPU Threads option, a check box to enable PSNR output in the log and a new Advanced Encoder Options button that will bring the following new window:

Hi everyone,

Today, I've released a new build of rav1e and rav1e GUI. This brings rav1e to commit 66b4cd9 and it's included in today's rav1e GUI build.

You can download today's standalone rav1e build here:

Hi everyone,

Today, I'll be sharing with you my unboxing video of the Google USB-C to 3.5mm Headset adapter.

This is a USB-C adapter that allows you to use headphones, earbuds, IEM's and headsets with compatible devices like Android phones supporting USB Audio devices or with a PC, in which this dongle is detected as "Headset Adapter". It features an integrated DAC (Digital-Analog Converter) although it is unknown which DAC it uses.

Hi everyone,

Yesterday, I received the Hidizs AP80 Digital Audio Player from their kickstarter campaign. After that, I received a tracking number which is of no use because of course, I already have the unit here and it shows as "Delivered", so it came as a surprise and was shipped by Amazon since they fullfill US orders from them.

So, here's my unboxing video that I recorded of this tiny (smaller than I expected) audio player. Enjoy!

Hi everyone,

Today, I've released v1.4 of Opus GUI:

This version is actually a bug fix that the software had for some time with no reports of it, and it was a silly bug. It didn't allowed you to specify a bitrate higher than 100kbit/s. Now, with that fixed, you can encode files up to 320kbit/s. Yay!