@JourneymanGeek on a SSD: Yes, sort of. Throw away key. Securely fill that key storage space with a new key. Wipe data structures for remapping. Optionally wipe all (nopw unreadable) data cells
So,my current laptop has RGB keys. However the 'alternate' sumbols arn't lit up, and I'd like to be able to find 1. symbol keys I use for password easily 2. the @ symbol
Pondering (aloud) if it makes sense to have just these in a different colour
or rainbow the crap out of my number key row, and maybe my function row, and remember the colours.
I mean, if my % key is a different colour, someone still needs to know my password is P455w0rd%%% right?
@Bob I followed the simpletranscode example and called AVTranscoder.start() followed by AVPlayer.play() but it returns immediately with setAsync(false) (should block until it's done) and the buffer remains at 0 bytes
@Bob I'll go ahead and commit what I have to github I guess
No, it's not okay for a user to try to make themselves appear to be a moderator. There's a reason we strip out the unicode if someone tries to add a diamond to their user name, and that reason is to prevent people from being confused about who is a "real" moderator on the site. Adding the diamond...
@Bob TeamSpeak 3.0 Stable uses Qt 5.5, and TeamSpeak 3.1 Beta (what I'm testing against) uses Qt 5.6.1. All Qt compiled binaries (both the core libs, the plugins, and applications linked against them) are guaranteed ABI and API compatible between bugfix (x.y.z) releases, but not between x.y minor releases.
QtAV compiled for Qt 5.7 or 5.5 won't work with Qt 5.6. So anything I compile against Qt for the Teamspeak 3 in-process plugin must link against Qt 5.6 binaries.
technically if you installed both QtAV compiled against Qt 5.7 and the Qt 5.7 binaries, this test should work there too, but the binaries produced from that wouldn't link into TeamSpeak (not that it matters)
the 11.0 one from the main website should be linked against 5.6
I've already tested linking QtAV built against Qt 5.6.1 with Qt 5.6.2 -- it works fine, and is officially supported by Qt Software to do that sort of thing because of the ABI compatibility guarantee
Teamspeak themselves will probably update TS to ship Qt 5.6.2 soonish because it might fix security or minor functionality bugs
it might be getting close to feature parity with Teamspeak (excepting, perhaps, the presence or absence of a good / better / worse plugin system, haven't looked into) if they're using Opus now
Mumble is FOSS and seems to evolve even slower than TS, which is amazing considering it took them like 10 years to develop Teamspeak 3, and TS 2 was built on either Qt 2 or Qt 3 (I forget which, but it was bad) and extremely broken most of the time
oh, you might want to do qmake CONFIG += debug for debugger support and more verbose debugging messages... without it, the QQ lines will just print the integer, not the function it's in... can be a little confusing
qDebug() still prints in release mode, just not as verbose
@DavidPostill possibly. I'm trying to combine 4 different things I know nothing about
@DavidPostill More likely, qtmake just messed up while converting to vs proj file
could have been assuming debug as you say *shrug*
where's my glass
Unhandled exception at 0x77D19841 (ntdll.dll) in test.exe: 0xC0000374: A heap has been corrupted (parameters: 0x77D4C8D0).
@allquixotic ^
at the return retval;
assuming I didn't mess anything up... that miiiiight be your problem :P
@allquixotic player.audio()->setBackends(QStringList() << QString::fromLatin1("null")); causes the exception (commenting out that line, and every one after it, fixes it)
I have a folder that I want to be backup twice a day. I use a scheduled task and a batch file using xcopy. But I want Xcopy to create a folder with different name every time so it doesn't overwrite the older ones as a way of version control
code I use is : XCOPY "C:\paman" "C:\backups\%DATE%\" /c /e
I would like to have it formatted like 20160225155958
which is the output format of running:
date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S"
on Linux.
Using %date% to provide a solution is, as pointed out in another answer, dependent on the OS Locale, Regional, and Language settings.
Using wmic, on the oth...
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Error during installation process (qt.tools.maintenance):
Error while extracting 'installer://qt.tools.maintenance/2.0.3-1installerbase-win-x86.7z': Could not open file: C:/Qt/update.rcc (Unknown error)
That Qt developer must have done something really bad to make Bob this pissed
I've never seen him this pissed off, even when I blocked him
Yay Sony, this is my like, 10th software update in the 3 days since I started using my Z3C again... Still on Android 5.1.1 but this last update is now 1GB in size
Got tired of the phone spending 30 minutes+ doing "Android is optimizing application X of 240" so I went and disabled/uninstalled a hundred of them. Newest update... "Android is optimizing application X of 311"
@allquixotic nup, I'm just building in VS in debug mode
OH, I built a debug version of QtAV too
I can dump the full log for you, one sec. added a few other debug statements in the meantime
********* Start testing of TestConvert *********
Config: Using QtTest library 5.6.2, Qt 5.6.2 (i386-little_endian-ilp32 shared (dynamic) debug build; by MSVC 2015)
PASS : TestConvert::initTestCase()
QtAV 1.11.0(Dec 5 2016, 00:48:10)
Multimedia framework base on Qt and FFmpeg.
Distributed under the terms of LGPLv2.1 or later.
Shanghai University->S3 Graphics->Deepin, Shanghai, ChinaCopyright (C) 2012-2016 Wang Bin (aka. Lucas Wang) [email protected]
Donate: qtav.org/donate.html
Source: github.com/wang-bin/QtAV
It's probably designed for those cheap ARM Chinese gadgets which is why there are a hundred open issues with Chinese people requesting his help using the praying icon
@allquixotic other things to look at: filters, setPriority (video decoder only? and switches ffmpeg/hw/etc.?), setOptionsForAudioCodec(only options AFTER codec is detected?)
@timotree No. Think of the abuse possibilities that would allow :) The site would be flooded with low quality self-answered questions to get lots of +15s ...
Note you can't vote on you own questions and answers either ...
@Annaduh Spawning an external process each time someone says something in TS not only adds latency but it's unnecessarily inefficient to setup the codec and tear it down so often
Also it could be unacceptably slow on computers that use McAfee due to the fork overhead of that piece of shit
@timotree that's an auto generated message that gets inserted by the system when a user votes to close as duplicate
At least with an in process decoder, the library linkage and on load static initialization of ffmpeg and QtAV is only incurred once when the user launches TS
My code also reuses the encoder context for each user who talks in TS - Extremely little overhead before it starts encoding the FLAC
I would like to have it formatted like 20160225155958
which is the output format of running:
date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S"
on Linux.
Using %date% to provide a solution is, as pointed out in another answer, dependent on the OS Locale, Regional, and Language settings.
Using wmic, on the oth...
