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[2050.44 --> 2051.14] from YouTube |
[2051.14 --> 2052.90] just as an archiving |
[2052.90 --> 2055.16] type utility. |
[2055.56 --> 2057.06] Bring them into Plex maybe |
[2057.06 --> 2058.36] because there are some people |
[2058.36 --> 2059.70] on the Plex forums |
[2059.70 --> 2062.16] that have YouTube metadata agents |
[2062.16 --> 2063.02] and that kind of thing. |
[2063.48 --> 2065.28] But I think what I might end up doing |
[2065.28 --> 2067.78] is using this MediaCMS.io |
[2067.78 --> 2069.44] to self-host my own |
[2069.44 --> 2071.82] kind of pseudo YouTube |
[2071.82 --> 2073.18] instance thing. |
[2073.34 --> 2074.02] Have you seen this? |
[2074.48 --> 2075.96] Oh, this is neat, yes. |
[2076.08 --> 2077.64] And it is obviously |
[2077.64 --> 2079.42] inspired by the YouTube UI, |
[2079.66 --> 2080.20] but good on them. |
[2080.44 --> 2081.80] They've taken the best elements |
[2081.80 --> 2082.26] in this |
[2082.26 --> 2084.26] and I think it looks |
[2084.26 --> 2084.78] really solid. |
[2084.94 --> 2086.38] They got dark mode, |
[2086.52 --> 2087.46] they got light mode |
[2087.46 --> 2090.10] and it could really end up |
[2090.10 --> 2091.94] making a perfect curated YouTube. |
[2092.36 --> 2094.02] And while I could see it |
[2094.02 --> 2094.54] being a lot of work |
[2094.54 --> 2095.52] for what you want to do, |
[2096.18 --> 2096.86] man, this could be |
[2096.86 --> 2098.68] a slam dunk for parents. |
[2099.20 --> 2100.70] This could be a great way. |
[2101.10 --> 2102.26] You could take TubeSync |
[2102.26 --> 2104.18] and pull in the approved channels |
[2104.18 --> 2104.88] that you're comfortable |
[2104.88 --> 2105.84] with your kids watching, |
[2105.84 --> 2107.30] have TubeSync pull it |
[2107.30 --> 2108.22] down to the file system |
[2108.22 --> 2110.38] and then point MediaCMS |
[2110.38 --> 2111.26] right at that |
[2111.26 --> 2112.50] and it's a curated YouTube. |
[2112.86 --> 2114.40] I wonder how they handle |
[2114.40 --> 2115.72] video transcoding |
[2115.72 --> 2116.48] because obviously YouTube |
[2116.48 --> 2118.60] has a whole bunch of stuff |
[2118.60 --> 2119.96] when you upload video to it, |
[2119.96 --> 2120.78] it transcodes |
[2120.78 --> 2121.94] to all the different formats |
[2121.94 --> 2123.08] and then you just switch |
[2123.08 --> 2124.18] on the fly |
[2124.18 --> 2125.64] the quality that you're streaming. |
[2125.90 --> 2128.40] Does this have any function for that? |
[2128.46 --> 2129.96] I don't see any quality options |
[2129.96 --> 2130.62] in the playback. |
[2131.18 --> 2131.60] Oh yeah, no, |
[2131.68 --> 2132.50] it's under the settings. |
[2132.50 --> 2133.12] It's right there. |
[2133.54 --> 2134.30] And it says it has |
[2134.30 --> 2135.94] multiple transcoding profiles. |
[2136.14 --> 2137.14] Same defaults, it says, |
[2137.18 --> 2138.10] for multiple dimensions |
[2138.10 --> 2141.52] from 240p up to 1080p. |
[2142.22 --> 2143.04] Experimental support |
[2143.04 --> 2144.04] for remote workers. |
[2144.18 --> 2145.70] So I guess there's a bunch of stuff |
[2145.70 --> 2146.68] we could figure out there. |
[2147.00 --> 2148.50] This could be a fun project. |
[2148.84 --> 2150.30] That's something to put on our list |
[2150.30 --> 2151.86] after I get done solving energy. |
[2153.12 --> 2154.44] Yeah, and then world hunger |
[2154.44 --> 2155.42] and world peace |
[2155.42 --> 2157.20] and COVID |
[2157.20 --> 2158.38] is where you've got to solve |
[2158.38 --> 2158.96] that one too. |
[2159.06 --> 2160.76] And then we'll get on |
[2160.76 --> 2161.92] redoingjb.com. |
[2161.92 --> 2163.40] But we do have one thing |
[2163.40 --> 2164.46] we can solve for people |
[2164.46 --> 2166.36] if they are an iCloud |
[2166.36 --> 2168.16] slash iPhone user |
[2168.16 --> 2169.70] and you got your pictures up there. |
[2169.80 --> 2170.72] You came across |
[2170.72 --> 2172.04] a really handy tool |
[2172.04 --> 2174.06] to help pull all of your |
[2174.06 --> 2175.20] iCloud photos down |
[2175.20 --> 2176.42] locally to your machine. |
[2176.98 --> 2178.02] Yeah, we were talking about this. |
[2178.08 --> 2178.48] Where was it? |
[2178.52 --> 2180.16] In the Jupyter Broadcasting |
[2180.16 --> 2181.60] Telegram chat, actually. |
[2182.36 --> 2183.38] Someone was asking, |
[2183.84 --> 2184.06] you know, |
[2184.10 --> 2185.34] how do you back up your iPhone |
[2185.34 --> 2187.22] pictures and stuff like that? |
[2187.56 --> 2188.72] Because of the way that iOS |
[2188.72 --> 2190.26] has very restrictive |
[2190.26 --> 2191.56] background API, |
[2191.96 --> 2192.38] kind of, |
[2192.54 --> 2193.98] it kills anything |
[2193.98 --> 2194.68] in the background |
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