Peter White

While I was working on fixing the issues in #917 an idea popped into my head that could provide a viable alternative to an `#include`: drop-ins, i.e. `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/dunst/dunstrc.d/*.conf`. They are...

And even the include should not be too hard, I think.

Has anybody ever asked why, or if, the VMAF devs "recommend" `-r 24`? I think there is a misunderstanding here. Their first example used *raw* yuv files, which make the...

> But I think having different -r values won't generally make sense as vmaf shouldn't be expected to work properly on different framerate inputs. I think that assumption is wrong...

After some more thinking and tinkering I have found a way to hack around ab-av1 forcing both input frame rates to 24 fps: ``` ab-av1 vmaf --reference sintel.fpstest.mp4 --distorted sintel.fpstest.x264.crf19.veryfast.mp4...

I think I may have found an estimate of a solution: ``` eyeD3 --comment="$(printf 'foo\nbar')" file.mp3 ``` That way I was able to get an actual newline displayed in eyeD3's...

Depending on what you want to achieve, you need to either clear the [TPOS](https://mutagen-specs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/id3/id3v2.4.0-frames.html#tpos) text frame: ``` # mind the colon eyeD3 --text-frame=TPOS: # equivalent approach eyeD3 --disc-num=0 --disc-total=0 ```...

Even though your original report lacks information on what is going on and being done, I think I know what the [problem](https://docs.python.org/3/library/signal.html#note-on-sigpipe) is. As a workaround you can try using...

Just passing by while evaluating ab-av1, which is an interesting (accidental) find, BTW. Thanks a lot for the effort! ### TL;DR I would like to offer my two cents and...

Yes and no. Speed would stay the same with my suggestion but the estimate would be more realistic since the approach is even more pessimistic: have not found the worst...