Exactly. I do the same thing: rip with MakeMKV then re-encode with Handbrake. :)
EveryMuffinIsNowEncrypted
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Sadly, a few. I'd love to know if anyone knows any excellent Linux-equivalents for these:
- MakeMKV^1^: For ripping DVDs & Blurays
- Bulk Rename Utility – For bulk-renaming files
- Exact Audio Copy – For accurately ripping audio CDs
- Logitech G Hub^2^: *For controlling peripherals' LED profiles & DPI presets
- Mp3tag^3^: The best fucking metadata editor ever made, that's what!
- Paint.NET: For raster image editing (more feature-complete than MS Paint but less complex than GIMP).
- Playnite^4^: Platform-agnostic game launcher/manager
- Star Wars: The Old Republic: Star Wars MMO that was better pre-7.0.
- Mod Organizer 2: A mod management software that is open-source but not available on Linux? Heresy, I say!
^1^ Technically, it does have a Linux version, but you have to compile it yourself, and I don't know shit about that kind of stuff. Lol.
^2^ I know OpenRGB exists, and it's good enough for my needs when it comes to LED management, but it doesn't seem to be able to control DPI presets like G Hub.
^3^ I tried it back in like 2016 in Ubuntu 4.x and it worked just fine in Wine, but I'm unsure if it still does as I haven't tried it since then really. Still, any Linux-native software that can do shit just as good is something I'd love to know about. :)
^4^ Yes, I know there are alternatives like GameHub, Lutris, etc. but frankly none of them seem to come close to Playnite in terms of UI, UX, and sheer functionality.
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Good movie. Thanks!
I need a life. Can it help me find that?
I'm gonna be honest: I don't know what you're trying to say.
Unless you're under contract.
Don't need it, don't want it. They can fuck off with this nonsense.
I have no caps for my normal speed mode in qbittorrent but in alternative speed mode I have it capped to 500 KB/s. I have it set to switch automatically to alt speed mode around the time my spouse gets home from work. If I leave it uncapped, it slows the Internet on their end because of bandwidth presumably.
Okay, then, let me reiterate, for now it seems to be too little too late.
And thank you.
That looks promising! I'll check it out! Thanks!
Does it work only on audio files or can I use it to tag video files too? Despite the name, mp3tag can work on a large handful of both audio and video files, not just mp3 files.