MX Simulator

I've just remembered this is a night race so it doesn't start until 11AM my time. Even better

Well...

IMO the coolest stuff happened during the credits haha, apart from his grind on the edge of the wharf

need new friend group someone hmu

Hey guys I'm looking for a good and basic video editing program.

What do you guys recommend? Pretty much all I wanna do is trim clips, put clips together and render it out at 60 FPS without ending up with a massive file size.

The basic Video Editor that comes with Windows 10 is almost perfect for me but it only renders at 30FPS.

Thanks

Ive heard good things about Shotcut. I also know VSDC is pretty good, that's what my buddy uses to edit.

I bought AVS4U over a decade ago. It does pretty well.

Tried Shotcut, so far so good. It has a lot more features then I'll ever need

dylan22 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:57 am Tried Shotcut, so far so good. It has a lot more features then I'll ever need

*than

Than is for comparisons. Then is for telling time.

You’re welcome.

Still fighting the good fight. Your aloud too do that?

I’m really doing the Lord’s work here.

Phathry25 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 7:33 pm
*than

Than is for comparisons. Then is for telling time.

You’re welcome.

I noticed that before I submitted the post but I was like nah surely no one will care, neck minute.

Anyone here got CentOS 8 servers? What's your plan to replace/update it?

Wahlamt wrote: ↑Sun Jan 24, 2021 12:44 pm Anyone here got CentOS 8 servers? What's your plan to replace/update it?

I assume this is a personal server and not an enterprise one? If its enterprise I'd definitely recommend going to RHEL. If this is a personal server you could go to the CentOS Stream, downgrade to CentOS 7 (? I think they were only killing support for 8 and that 7 would continue getting support with RHEL 7, could be wrong), or if its a personal server that doesn't have much interaction with outside internet traffic you could just leave it be. If you are concerned with a home server doing something with VPN/proxy or doing something with your router's firewall to try and hide the device instead.