Quick video showing Local Timeline and other things... Mastodon and Sharkey.

This is an old video (about 2 years old) that I've just deleted off of YouTube, and decided to publish here to be able to share it. The robin has decided that that other robin on "my side" (from the video perspective) must be scared away. It's terrible behaviour, and I allowed it to go on, while filming this. I think that he woke me up so I thought that it was worth sharing ...

I probably should have tried to just chase him away. I guess I kind of thought that he'd just come back if I did chase him away. So it was sort of futile to do so.

Short video trying to announce updating PeerTube (which will probably be waiting for some time now).

This is a timelapse I took over the night of May 11th. This is from the JPEG copies of the files. I have other files as well. I am not sure if this is working out or not. It should be 30 seconds long.

I'm trying this time to use libx264 to encode, rather than hevc. The other one didn't transcode.

This is a timelapse I took over the night of May 11th. This is from the JPEG copies of the files. I have other files as well. I am not sure if this is working out or not. It should be 30 seconds long.

This is my modeling to the coins for my Ko-Fi membership tier. I am not totally sure that this is what I'm going to stick with in terms of my model, but you know it could be close. I did a bit of working on some shading, but I was having enough problems, and I was already an hour and a half with getting this going. So I kind of decided that I'd done enough.

Oh, as a note, the screen is expected to go blank for a bit. I spotted a section I blanked out, while I was rendering.

I had spent some time trying to get OBS to be able to record what I wanted here. It was giving me grief, and recording with a distinct green tint (it wasn't just green, so there was some colour information that still was there). So I went to an old tool that I felt would take some time to get working again (yeah it did), but really now if it's working as I hope (it wasn't for this, but it worked well enough that I got what I wanted out of it), it will be recording such that I can safely record without issues.

The audio I have with this is not really a good indication of what I would want for like showing what this is, but I think it's good enough for this test, and until I get stuff that I have where I am wanting to break down the steps more.

This is just a hand held video of walking through my neighbourhood. I was working on getting it better edited with motion tracking (stablisation, and using it to track objects to mask them), but ended up just wanting to get it up. Maybe some time when I want to take the effort, I'll do more editing on it.

This is mostly because I wanted to show what the air quality was.

Just a quick throwing some effects on the track from Emily Hopkins live "contest announcement" stream on YouTube. I'm not sure if this is likely to be where I stop (let's be honest, it is) or if I'm going to want to look at it further (let's face it, I absolutely do, but I have no idea what I'm doing here).