anthonyeden

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by anthonyeden 3mo ago
Do you know these feeds actually go to broadcasters? They could be internal feeds for refs, match review, head office monitoring, etc. The broadcast contribution feeds I’ve seen in the past are MPEG-TS, not via RTMP. Still a great find.
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by anthonyeden 11mo ago
Most modern commercial buildings in Australia unlock doors when the fire alarm goes off.
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by anthonyeden 11mo ago
‘Processing fees’ likely includes the cost of administering the CRM, creating tax receipts and reports, donor support, and all the other ‘processing’ tasks that come with running a large fundraising effort. It wouldn’t just be the credit ca
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by anthonyeden 11mo ago
Technically DMX needs 110 ohm cable - the connector is less relevant. But most DMX devices are forgiving, and will accept whatever rubbish cable you throw its way.
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by anthonyeden 1y ago
Friendly reminder to anyone who installs or maintains PABXes: test your emergency calling whenever you make change. In Australia, you can call 000, say you’re testing a phone system, read out the Caller ID you’re supposed to be calling from
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by anthonyeden 1y ago
I have seen tradies attempt to ‘disable’ smoke particle detectors by putting tape or a rubber glove over the sensor. This technique often triggers the alarm almost immediately. Commercial fire sensors do have plastic caps which block airflo
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by anthonyeden 1y ago
The official Gravity Forms post [0] indicates you were only compromised if you installed Gravity Forms via direct website download or Composer install. From what I can see, Composer install methods use the same Gravity Forms API to fetch th
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by anthonyeden 2y ago
This is an interesting article. It’s worth mentioning open source software exists for the StreamDeck. Companion is very popular in the AV production industry. https://github.com/bitfocus/companion
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by anthonyeden 2y ago
That Media Realm site is mine. Thanks for linking! RDS is one of those technologies that’s been around for decades and still amazes people. You can buy hardware encoders for about AU$500 these days, and I love introducing stations to it and
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by anthonyeden 2y ago
Thanks. I ended up going with Lemon Squeezy a couple of weeks back. Had a lot of account verification problems (500 errors on various screens), but eventually got that sorted after their support realised there was an actual product problem.
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by anthonyeden 2y ago
Digital River emailed out of the blue a few months back saying we need to do new Know-Your-Customer paperwork. The forms are painful and I've had to resubmit a couple of times for minor mistakes - unsure if they'll ever actually a
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by anthonyeden 2y ago
I agree. I personally leave my Decimator MD-HX’s in ‘Free Run’ scaling mode at my preferred resolution. The in-built ‘no signal colour’ of my choosing helps me troubleshoot the problem in a signal chain quickly. Worth mentioning for the nov
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by anthonyeden 2y ago
I can’t answer your question directly, but I will chime in and mention a parallel space where a number of small creators have built solid businesses - church visuals. Many churches want motion backgrounds to project behind their lyrics, so
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by anthonyeden 3y ago
My main exposure to ISDN in Australia was in radio stations. In Australia, we had an ISDN2 product (BRI) which gave us that 128Kbps bitstream. Hardware boxes from brands like Musicam Prima, Tieline and Comrex would allow transmitting a bi-d