Though it isn't open source, I want to mention that iZotope RX is the industry standard for audio cleanup in post. Maybe by knowing its name and reading about its features, you'll be able to write more specific search prompts to find the best (F)(L)OSS alternatives for your situation.
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I had no idea. Even though I've been travelling Germany regularly, I have never heard of or noticed anything related to this weird trend. However, multiple sources including the survey data that this article is based on confirms the rumor.
I'm still thinking "why?" ...
Sure, I love scones but never knew they had buttermilk in them. Buttermilk koldskål is very delicious too!
Cream and butter is even better!
You're welcome, and it is indeed!
Just to be clear - I'm no expert on this. I'm only sharing my thoughts for you or others to try out. I haven't even experimented with image-to-3d models yet, though I don't think my assumptions are unreasonable.
Thank you for sharing your brief experience here! It sounds like the opacity of the translucent dice gave the model a hard time, right? Maybe using an opaque object, then changing the opacity in the resulting 3d file would yield a better result? That's a bit more than 0.5 sec though... and might prove difficult if the input image isn't your own - though simply editing the input image in various ways could change the way the model handles it, I think!
Have a look at SmartTube. You'll have to transfer the apk to your AndroidTV and sideload it.
Would you recommend a certain way of migrating contributions, subscriptions etc. to another instance? Is it really possible for comments in threads etc.? I'm asking because I have a user on lemmy.world too...
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Even TS releases?
The audio of a TS is captured with a direct connection to the sound source (often an FM microbroadcast provided for the hearing-impaired, or from a drive-in theater).
You should also look into the polar pattern of the mic you're getting.
You'll probably want a dynamic mic with a cardioid, hypercardioid, supercardioid or subcardioid pattern.