#h.264

[love-draw-fanart]

The reason why H.264 likes to pick up broken robot parts

[netscapenavigator-official]

I downloaded an entire 20-Season series via a torrent. The torrent came in around 160+ GB. After re-encoding everything as AV1 via Shutter Encoder, it's currently on path to being around 55 GB when it's complete.

This shit's crazy. I wish torrent makers would utilize modern codecs and file types before seeding them. It'd sure save a lot of bandwidth, data, and time downloading 7zips and AV1 media, rather than ZIP and H.264/5 media. And, like, given that 7zip is open-source and VLC supports AV1, and both are free and open-source, there's literally no excuse.

[stryderl-017]

Mini H.264 comes and gives you a gift bag

[serlux2]

Oh the taste of your lips, I'm on a ride You're toxic I'm slippin' under

[leftyfishy]

I remembered to include the line art when making this one!

[stryderl-017]

What items are inside Sawmus's medic backpack? This is the inside of my OC H.264 medic backpack :3

In here we have:

Basic repair kit

Some replacement parts

A large battery

wires

lots of insulating tape

plastic drawstrings

voltage meter

coolant

thermal paste

screws

a hand drill

rope

glue

soldering iron

machine oil

As for Sawmus’ backpack (or rucksack in military terms), he has similar equipment like H.264. But there are differences: he has no need to bring repair tools. He was designed to be a military engineer back in Japan, therefore he has built-in mechanics tools.

If you ask how he repairs large units or regular units with serious damages, without wrenches or hammers, he simply doesn’t, since he prefers to send those units back to base rather than repair them on site. He only brings essential equipment to maximize efficiency, and he always think these units deserve some rest and proper treatment after intense battles.

Also, due to the fact that he is a combat medic, he has a shotgun with extra shells for emergency self-defense. His accuracy may not be as great as Polaroid, but it's sufficient.

And I just noticed something, H.264 has extra replacement parts among his equipment. He isn't taking parts from other units anymore? Did he take Sawmus’ lecture? If that's really the case, now I can’t get the image of Sawmus scolding H.264 in front of other medics during the lecture.

Also medic OCs Ray, Clark, and Spark belongs to @synth-operator

[netscapenavigator-official]

So, like I said I was, I'm re-encoding all the videos on my Jellyfin server as AV1 to save space. I've been doing that for about 4-5 days, straight, at this point. So, I'm gonna give a progress update at just how far I've gotten in those 4-5 days.

So far, I've managed to re-encode a singular folder that was about 13.72 GB.

I still have many other folders to go, that all total up to about 109.12 GB.

I'm going to be here forever.

On the bright side, re-encoding the videos as AV1 fixed some of the corruption that caused a lot of them to become unplayably stuttery.

Also, what I have finished re-encoding was once 10.15 GB. It is now 7.70 GB. So, while it is taking forever, I have managed to save over two whole gigabytes by simply running my videos through a program that essentially makes my computer get hot.

So with this level of success without even scratching the surface, I'm excited to see how much space I'll save when all is finally completed.

[netscapenavigator-official]

After days (weeks?) of re-encoding my Jellyfin video library to AV1, all is finally completed. The final tally:

Default: 122.97 GB

AV1: 56.28 GB

Nearly 67 whole GB saved, so I guess the wait was somewhat worth it.