I guess I'll become morbidly obese and die of a heart attack
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I wasn't aware that the vive pro has OLED displays. Really sucks that the pro 2 doesn't, I would want a higher resolution than the vive pro
AFAIK song lyrics are copyrighted content, therefore I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't used for training
On my PC/laptop I use Jellyfin Media Player but most of my streaming is on my android tv using Kodi with the Jellyfin addon. That handles everything perfectly. I believe the alpha version of Kodi v21 is the only way to play back DV content in Jellyfin. I also use Findroid for direct streaming and the official Jellyfin app for transcoding on my phone.
I really don't think it will come out in 2023 though. Overall the PCVR tech seems to be stagnating at the moment. Which is a real shame because I am on the lookout for a headset but all the available ones don't work for me. Basically I just want the equivalent of the PSVR2 (OLED screen, decent resolution, eye tracking) as a PC headset
"Stille Kündigung" aka ein gesunder Umgang mit der Lohnarbeit
I don't have any experience with the rp4, but I have used a similar SBC (the Odroid N2) for this. An external HDD works perfectly fine, no need to worry about that. Performance is also absolutely decent. If the 4 devices can direct stream the content you won't have any issues. The only thing to worry about is transcoding. Ffmpeg on RP4 does support hardware acceleration (without it, you couldn't even do a single transcode at reasonable speeds), but even with it I doubt you can do more than a single 1080p transcode at the same time.
I certainly understand not wanting to start over. Although according to this it should be possible to transfer the saves in case you can be bothered. I'd imagine you would get much better performance and battery life on the native version?
"Not quite unpopular" is an understatement, the problem with titanfall 2 is just that it didn't sell that well, but whenever I see it mentioned it is always universally praised.
I don't have any experience with the Odroid HC4, but I used to have an N2 and while I am sympathetic towards Odroid I can't help but feel their software/firmware support is lacking. I always had issues with the GPU driver and there was either a hardware or firmware fault with the USB controller which lead to random access errors.
I used to own a BC PS3, a PS5, a Wii U, a switch and a new 2ds xl to give me access to all PlayStation and Nintendo games (running CFW on all devices except the PS5). However, I have slowly shifted to owning just a powerful PC and my 2DS. The only games I don't get a perfect experience with are Wii U games because there is no great way to emulate the Wii U gamepad. And of course I can't play PS4 and PS5 exclusives anymore, but I am just banking on Sony eventually releasing all the interesting titles on PC.
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