Honestly the silver lining about the M&As going on right now is going to be all of the new tiny startups. We're already seeing it with gaming, indie studios take risks and are willing to make the huge gambles, and it's why they're winning. Same will happen here
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It does function reasonably. It plays audio. That is all it needs to do. If you want high quality sound, but a device that specializes in sound.
Open WebUI v0.6.6+ … now adds a … branding … clause.
Yes, it makes sense? You're allowed to use it however you want, you just can't change the branding to claim it as your own. The only people I would assume are upset over this would be people who want to brand it as their own.
A sub would help, it would divert some of the responsibility away from your driver's there. It could then focus a bit more on dialogue, and you could probably tweak the EQ to be more friendly towards the mids. That being said, play with the EQ in general, you might be able to squeeze a bit more out of your current ones
people don't like spending money, and it's the entire problem. Visuals people will shell out money for a great TV, but then complain that the audio is terrible. Really people need to invest in both. If you are watching a movie on an expensive TV but didn't do anything for audio, well then of course it won't sound good. TVs aren't designed to have good audio. They give you a speaker to be able to listen to something, but it's a small cheap one or two in the back.
Fact is that for movies it's a video and audio, and people should be thinking about both. People don't need to go spend another 500 bucks on a 5.1 system, but even a cheapo sound bar for 150 is going to sound better - because they made it for audio. It's an audio device. I have zero surprise that people can't hear things well from a device that is meant to display visuals first.
Old school "CI/CD" was an FTP server where you dropped DLLs into I remember
Did they really kill off free photo backup? That's so incredibly shitty, they even compressed them!
Did they really kill off free photo backup? That's so incredibly shitty, they even compressed them!
forward thinking for sure!
It's the TV. No one should expect TV speakers to be worth anything. Even getting one of the cheapest sound bars or even computer speakers will make a noticable difference
For the sound engineers, your not wrong, but they don't have the power you think they do. Asking for another take is an annoyance but accepted by the camera team and visuals, but audio is often overlooked, and you can't just keep mixing a bad take. But, directors are on a time crunch and so a sound guy saying "actually I know that take was perfect but we can't hear anything" is usually ignored.
Sounds like you need a simple soundbar then