ExcessShiv @ ExcessShiv @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Aah, this is an issue consistently on both movies and shows, also when starting. If i select anything other than the default track, it doesn't actually select what I pick but something else (like it picks Finnish even though I select Danish, and it shows I select Danish). Again, this only happens on the AppleTV, all.other devices switch correctly.

Dual and 2.4 and 5ghz wifi, gigabit wired. I'm speed testing the googleTV to >500mbps, so wifi should be more than adequate.

The googleTV dongle doesn't have any ports apart from usb-C for power and the attached HDMI cable. It's what was once called a chromecast.

I think that's an issue with the jellyfin server

It's just weird that audio tracks works correctly on all other devices, this is only happening on the appleTV.

It might be a network or configuration problem.

I'm not sure how a network issue would cause the jellyfin client to select the wrong audio track? E.g. when I select Danish, it sometimes uses the Finnish or Swedish track. This only happens on the appleTV, all other devices use the selected track correctly.

I have not tried other clients, none show up when I search for jellyfin in the app store on the device, so I wasn't aware there were others for appleTV.

Server is wired, devices use WiFi

Compared to just selecting a printing temp around roughly 200C, setting plate to 60C and putting cooling on full blast, which is what almost all PLA prints well with IME, PHA seems much more finicky from what you're describing. I'm not saying it's not worth it, but it sounds like it requires much more tuning before you get decent results.

Yeah you're right, that really doesn't sound like it's anywhere remotely close to as easy as printing as PLA.

The few reviews I've seen of pure PHA filaments usually are pretty bad and many mention very bad warping issues with none of the usual tricks helping significantly. How easy is it to print compared to regular good quality PLA? What brand are you using?

Damn you're an insufferable asshat

UX is always going to be the number one priority for a SoMe, when people have to pick one. People are not suckers for wanting proper solutions. FOSS projects need to prioritise this much higher that many of them do, otherwise they will never crawl out of the shadows and in to the light and forever stay with the nerds willing to accept an inferior UX.

Yeah, but they'll just scale back production of GPUs to make room for the AI chips and artificially keep prices inflated, so prices will not come down.

Yeah but them they were offered money...so...

51C us just the default setting for PETG on my dryer, but I could try cranking it up a bit 🤷‍♂️

It's been in my dryer for close to 36h @51°C, it's acting the exact same as before, no change, so I'm not sure it's moisture related TBH.

Oh those, i already have that it makes no difference to the issues I'm having.

nozzle condom

What the hell is that?

I think Orca bridges based on geometry, but I'll have to check to be sure.

Otherwise I'd probably just rotate the part 45 degrees if you can fit it on the bed.

the primary limiter on my PLA speed is my cooling, I can't cool well enough. I've managed to push it to 500mm/s with 10.000mm/s2 accelerations, but then my cooling is way too underpowered.

A lot less than in this application too. But I think that could actually be achievable, at least from some angles, in most printers. Biggest issue implementing it on a coreXY or coreXZ, as opposed to this one, is that you need 2 extra DOF on the extruder to utilise it properly and not just one.