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6/25/2025, 12:27:12 AM
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>When he plugs his Librem 15 notebook (running a Stage 1 installed Gentoo) via dual link DVI (video) and TOSLINK (audio) into the TV (custom firmware, patched over the serial port) and is almost ready to start the film, only it it is encoded with the latest H.265 with Scalable Main 10 Profile and thus requires a hotfix for libde265 which only exists on a 3rd party Portage overlay and which requires a recompilation of the kernel and a small change in the USE flags in /etc/portage/make.conf, so we should be ready to go in 20 minutes tops, meanwhile we can play a refreshing round of Kolf on herbstluftwm
>when it takes a mere additional 15 minutes because there's no audio because due to a weird corner case with the Opus 1.3.1 audio tracks in the Matroska container, and now he needs to demux and re-encode it to AAC, which sucks because it is a licensed codec, as far as encoder implementations are concerned, and thus needs to be installed beforehand, which, again, incurs minor changes on the USE flags
>When he plugs his Librem 15 notebook (running a Stage 1 installed Gentoo) via dual link DVI (video) and TOSLINK (audio) into the TV (custom firmware, patched over the serial port) and is almost ready to start the film, only it it is encoded with the latest H.265 with Scalable Main 10 Profile and thus requires a hotfix for libde265 which only exists on a 3rd party Portage overlay and which requires a recompilation of the kernel and a small change in the USE flags in /etc/portage/make.conf, so we should be ready to go in 20 minutes tops, meanwhile we can play a refreshing round of Kolf on herbstluftwm
>when it takes a mere additional 15 minutes because there's no audio because due to a weird corner case with the Opus 1.3.1 audio tracks in the Matroska container, and now he needs to demux and re-encode it to AAC, which sucks because it is a licensed codec, as far as encoder implementations are concerned, and thus needs to be installed beforehand, which, again, incurs minor changes on the USE flags
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