Home Theatre HnuWETqkp4YG • 1 year ago • 94%

I went to my local theater for Oppenheimer and was shocked by how bad the experience was. I hadn't been there in 10 years with the only other theater experience being Dolby Cinema Laser a few times which is great. This dated local theater with Christie DLP projectors was shockingly bad compared to what I have become used too. The "blacks" were more of a bright whitish grey and the entire picture looked ridiculously washed out. The audio was subpar and bass almost non existent. This is the same theater that looked great to me years ago. My budget 5.3.2 Atmos and S95B blow it away now. Has anyone else been shocked by an unexpected bad experience due to being unknowingly spoiled by newer tech?

Bash HnuWETqkp4YG • 1 year ago • 100%

This script will get MPV watch history from files watch_later dir and display them in reverse order of watch. The list is numbered and a prompt for a number will play the desired file in MPV Need line "write-filename-in-watch-later-config=yes" in mpv.conf Deps rg (ripgrep) ``` #!/usr/bin/env bash # Return mpv watch history oldest to newest. # Need line "write-filename-in-watch-later-config=yes" in mpv.conf # Deps rg watch_later_dir="$HOME/.config/mpv/watch_later/" SAVEIFS=$IFS IFS=$'\n' if [ ! -d "$watch_later_dir" ]; then echo "Specified dir doesn't exist: $watch_later_dir" echo "Set var watch_later_dir to your watch later dir" echo "also, mpv.conf should have line \"write-filename-in-watch-later-config=yes\"" exit 1 fi watch_later_files="$(find "$watch_later_dir" -type f -printf "%T@ %p\n" | sort | sed 's/^\([0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\) //')" file_count=$(find "$watch_later_dir" -type f | wc -l) if [ "$file_count" -eq 0 ]; then echo "no files found in \"$watch_later_dir\"" exit 1 fi watch_later_files=($watch_later_files) filepaths_not_echoed="$(for (( i=0; i<${#watch_later_files[@]}; i++ )) do cat "${watch_later_files[$i]}" | rg -o --color=never '(/|http).*' done)" filepaths_not_echoed=($filepaths_not_echoed) # Reverse the order of array length=${#filepaths_not_echoed[@]} for ((i=0; i<length/2; i++)); do temp="${filepaths_not_echoed[i]}" filepaths_not_echoed[i]="${filepaths_not_echoed[length-i-1]}" filepaths_not_echoed[length-i-1]="$temp" done filepaths="$(for (( i=0; i<${#watch_later_files[@]}; i++ )) do echo -n "$(( $i - $file_count +1 )) " | sed 's/^-//' cat "${watch_later_files[$i]}" | rg -o --color=never '/.*' done)" #echo "$filepaths" | perl -pe 's/^(\d+ ).*\//$1/g' | rg \ echo "$filepaths" | sed -E 's/^([0-9]+ ).*\//\1/g' | rg \ --colors 'match:none' \ --colors 'match:fg:0,200,0' \ --colors 'match:bg:0,0,0' \ --colors 'match:style:bold' \ "[^0-9 ].*" IFS=$SAVEIFS read -p "Enter number to play " selection echo "${filepaths_not_echoed[$selection]}" setsid >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null \ mpv "${filepaths_not_echoed[$selection]}" 2>&1 >/dev/null & ```

Bash HnuWETqkp4YG • 1 year ago • 100%

This will convert all webp in a directory to jpg or mp4 if animated. It will utilize all cores with gnu parallel. It will also handle an error with ffmpeg that happens if animated webp pixel width or height is an odd number by padding 1 pixel if necessary cat convertwebp ``` #!/usr/bin/env bash # Convert webp to jpg if static or gif/mp4 if animated # Pads animated webp to avoid "libx264 not divisible by 2 error" # Deps imagemagick libwebp parallel # Usage assuming saved as convertwebp # convertwebp # Will convert all webp in current dir to jpeg or mp4 and gif if animated # convertwebp /some/dir/ # Same but on specified dir # convertwebp /some/file # Same but on specified file ######### Set jpg quality. There will be 2 outputs one of each quality setting # 0-100 percent export QUALITY_ONE=35 export QUALITY_TWO=75 find_args=(-maxdepth 1 -type f -regextype posix-extended -iregex '.*\.(webp)$' -print0) dir="$PWD" if [[ -d "$@" ]]; then dir="$@" echo "Dir $@" else if [[ -f "$@" ]]; then dir="$@" echo "File $@" fi fi mkdir -p "$MY_DWEBP_OUTDIR" find "$dir" "${find_args[@]}" | parallel -0 -j+0 --eta --bar ' jpg_out_quality_one=$(echo {/.}_"$QUALITY_ONE"_percent.jpg) jpg_out_quality_two=$(echo {/.}_"$QUALITY_TWO"_percent.jpg) png_out=$(echo {/.}.ffmpeg.png) gif_out=$(echo {/.}.gif) mp4_out=$(echo {/.}.mp4) isanimated="$(webpmux -info {} | grep animation)" if [[ "$isanimated" == "Features present: animation transparency" ]]; then convert '{}' "$gif_out" # Begin mp4 conversion handler to pad geometry 1 pixel to x and y if either are odd to avoid "libx264 not divisible by 2 error" geometry_x=$(webpmux -info '{}' | head -n 1 | tr "[:space:]" "\n" | tail -3 | head -n 1) geometry_y=$(webpmux -info '{}' | head -n 1 | tr "[:space:]" "\n" | tail -3 | tail -1) if [ $(( $geometry_x % 2)) -ne 0 ] | [ $(( $geometry_y % 2)) -ne 0 ]; then if [ $(( $geometry_x % 2)) -ne 0 ] && [ $(( $geometry_y % 2)) -ne 0 ]; then splice_geometry="1x1" gravity_direction="northeast" convert -splice $splice_geometry -gravity $gravity_direction '{}' "$mp4_out" else if [ $(( $geometry_x % 2)) -ne 0 ]; then splice_geometry="1x0" gravity_direction="east" convert -splice $splice_geometry -gravity $gravity_direction '{}' "$mp4_out" else if [ $(( $geometry_y % 2)) -ne 0 ]; then splice_geometry="0x1" gravity_direction="north" convert -splice $splice_geometry -gravity $gravity_direction '{}' "$mp4_out" fi fi fi else convert '{}' "$mp4_out" fi # End mp4 conversion handler to pad geometry 1 pixel to x and y if either are odd to avoid "libx264 not divisible by 2 error" else dwebp '{}' -o - | convert - -quality $QUALITY_ONE% "$jpg_out_quality_one" # pipe to convert for filesize reduction dwebp '{}' -o - | convert - -quality $QUALITY_TWO% "$jpg_out_quality_two" # pipe to convert for filesize reduction fi ' unset QUALITY_ONE unset QUALITY_TWO ```

Bash HnuWETqkp4YG • 1 year ago • 100%

The default character set excludes easy to confuse characters ILOl0. It is fast too Generating 1 million 40 character passwords ``` time pw -n 1000000 >/dev/null 0.47s user 0.24s system 229% cpu 0.310 total ``` ``` cat pw ``` ``` #!/usr/bin/env bash #set -x num_passwords=20 # Default number of passwords to return. pw_len=40 # Default password length. random_data='/dev/urandom' # Random data urandom_bytes_default=300000 # Default random bytes to read. letters='A-HJ-KM-NP-Za-km-z' # Default letters set. numbers='1-9' # Default numbers set. symbols='!?*^_@#%^&*()=+<>}{][;:",./|~\\'\''`-' # Default symbols set. If dash "-" is needed, put it at the end characters="$letters$numbers$symbols" # All default sets combined min_calculated_urandom_bytes=20000 # Minimum bytes when calculated. Fix issue when not enough data for simple character sets urandom_bytes_user=0 # Leave at 0, for use with logic of -b , --bytes= urandom_bytes_calculated=0 # Leave at 0, for use with end logic regex_match_flags="^-(b|-bytes=|c|-characters=|l|-length=)$" # Pattern to check against a flag being blank and reading next flag as arguemnt while test $# -gt 0; do case "$1" in -h|--help) echo " " echo " " echo " " echo "pw - generate passwords" echo " " echo "pw [options]" echo " " echo "options:" echo "-b NUM , --bytes=NUM Specify bytes to read from "$random_data". Not compatible with flag -n, --ncount. Defaults to $urandom_bytes_default bytes" echo "-c 'CHAR', --characters='CHAR' Specify allowed password characters. Defaults to '$characters'" echo "-h , --help Show brief help" echo "-l NUM , --length=NUM Specify password length. Defaults to length of $pw_len" echo "-n NUM , --ncount=NUM Specify number of passwords to return. Not compatible with flag -b, --bytes" echo " " echo " " echo " " echo " " echo "examples:" echo " " echo " " echo "# 20 character alphanumeric with symbols "'!?"*#-'" using 20000 bytes of data from "$random_data"" echo "pw --bytes=20000 --characters='a-zA-Z0-9"'!?"*#-'"' --length=20" echo " IjLVomO*LZIvBWhmITtS" echo "pw -b 20000 -c 'a-zA-Z0-9"'!?"*#-'"' -l 20" echo " IjLVomO*LZIvBWhmITtS" echo " " echo " " echo " " echo "# 200 passwords using default values" echo "pw --ncount=200" echo ' !=[8x|d`dHdVA-:xn8t>G=~tkgbg}T#~2(/r?9N&' echo " ...{200 lines}" echo " " echo "pw -c '18bu' -l 10 -n 2" echo " bb8b8bb1ub" echo " 88b1ub8b8u" echo " " echo " " echo "pw -c '0-4' --length=80 --ncount=10" echo " 10132440443120133034412013333104142320411133221101130324111200442311420044122312" echo " " echo " " echo "pw -c 'zplaeiou' --length=80 --ncount=1" echo " uuzzzalilepauzuepaazoizoeiiaazupupalolzliluuoazluzuepzlozepapaioipupapleuzaolpuu" echo " " echo " " echo "pw -c '1-4*-' -l 10 -n 2" echo " 2414443*24" echo " *123-*4-31" echo " " echo " " echo "pw -b 400 -c 'a-zA-Z0-9 [#!?*(){}~[]/\\-]'\''' -l 40" echo " EVuMxtVR**6}?M2HTZlED{ARjKL?D]r8h[7Pidvo" echo " " echo " " echo " " exit 0 ;; -b) shift # Test that -b value (previously shifted $1) is gt 0 before setting var urandom_bytes_user # And test that $pw_line_count_target has not been set if [[ $1 -gt 0 ]] && [[ -z $pw_line_count_target ]] 2> /dev/null; then urandom_bytes_user=$1 urandom_bytes_default=0 pw_line_count_target=0 else printf "error: \"-b NUM\" needs numeral greater that 0. Value > 1000 recommended\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; --bytes*) # Test that --bytes value "${1/*"="/}" is gt 0 before setting var urandom_bytes_user # And test that pw_line_count_target is not set if [[ "${1/*"="/}" -gt 0 ]] && [[ $pw_line_count_target -le 0 ]] 2> /dev/null; then urandom_bytes_user="${1/*"="/}" urandom_bytes_default=0 pw_line_count_target=0 else if [[ ! $pw_line_count_target -le 0 ]] 2> /dev/null; then printf "\nflag -n, --ncount not compatible with flag -b, --bytes\n" exit 1 else printf "error: usage \"--bytes=NUM\" needs numeral greater that 0. Value > 1000 recommended\n" exit 1 fi fi shift ;; -c) shift # Before set var characters, test for -c value (previously shifted $1) being blank, # or another flag shifted in as unintended -c value. if [[ ! -z $1 ]] && [[ ! "$1" =~ $regex_match_flags ]]; then characters="$1" else printf "error: usage \"-c 'CHARACTERS'\" (allowed password characters) needs value\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; --characters*) # Before set var characters, test for --characters string "${1/*"="/}" being blank, # or another flag shifted in as unintended --characters string by checking # $characters_to_check for regex match on $regex_match_flags. characters_to_check="${1/*"="/}" if [[ ! -z "${1/*"="/}" ]] && [[ ! "$characters_to_check" =~ $regex_match_flags ]]; then characters="${1/*"="/}" else printf "error: usage \"--characters 'CHARACTERS'\" (allowed password characters) needs value\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; -l) shift # Test that -l value (previously shifted $1) is gt 0 before setting var pw_len if [ $1 -gt 0 ] 2> /dev/null; then pw_len=$1 else printf "error: usage \"-l NUM\" (password length) needs numeral greater that 0\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; --length*) # Test that --length value "${1/*"="/}" is gt 0 before setting var pw_len if [[ "${1/*"="/}" -gt 0 ]] 2> /dev/null; then pw_len="${1/*"="/}" else printf "error: usage \"--length=NUM\" (password length) needs numeral greater that 0\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; -n) shift # Test that -b value (previously shifted $1) is gt 0 before setting var pw_line_count_target if [ $1 -gt 0 ] ; then pw_line_count_target=$1 urandom_bytes_default=0 else printf "error: \"-n NUM\" needs numeral greater that 0\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; --ncount*) # Test that --bytes value "${1/*"="/}" is gt 0 before setting var pw_line_count_target if [[ "${1/*"="/}" -gt 0 ]] ; then pw_line_count_target="${1/*"="/}" urandom_bytes_default=0 else printf "error: usage \"--ncount=NUM\" needs numeral greater that 0\n" exit 1 fi shift ;; *) break ;; esac done # Test that urandom_bytes_user has not been changed from 0 # And test that pw_line_count_target gt 0 if [[ $pw_line_count_target -gt 0 ]] && [[ $urandom_bytes_user -eq 0 ]] ; then count_out_of_10000="$(head -c 10000 < "$random_data" | tr -dc "$characters" | wc -c)" urandom_bytes_calculated=$(( (13000/$count_out_of_10000) * ($pw_len * $pw_line_count_target) )) if [[ $urandom_bytes_calculated -lt $min_calculated_urandom_bytes ]] ; then urandom_bytes_calculated=$min_calculated_urandom_bytes fi else if [[ $pw_line_count_target -gt 0 ]] && [[ $urandom_bytes_user -ne 0 ]] ; then printf "\nflag \" -n|--ncount \" not compatible with flag \" -b|--bytes \"\n" exit 1 fi fi if [[ $pw_line_count_target -eq 0 ]]; then pw_line_count_target=$num_passwords fi # PW generation bits urandom_bytes=$(( ($urandom_bytes_default) + ($urandom_bytes_user) + ($urandom_bytes_calculated) )) head -c "$urandom_bytes" < "$random_data" | tr -dc "$characters" | fold -s -w$pw_len | head -n "$pw_line_count_target" ```