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Variance in audio volume on TV epsiodes

Hey there,

I have a tv show which is running on Plex. One thing that is super odd, is the variance in audio volume between the episodes.

One episode is very quiet, the next is very quiet, then THE NEXT IS VERY LOUD....and then the next is quiet again.

I am assuming whoever envoded these did a piss-poor job. I have never seen this problem before with any other TV show or movie.

I was wondering if there is any setting on plex where I could do something like "make audio levels consistent between episodes". I'd really rather not re-encode the entire series myself lol.

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u/EdgeSync1 — 1 day ago

▲ 1 r/github

Hi,

I have been asked to set up a kind of automated mirroring of a git branch from one repo to another, both on Github.com but under different Orgs.

Repo-A = Fully open, open source, main branch.

Repo-Z = A private internal only version of Repo-A, where we can create/test features before sending them to Repo-A.

I need to have the main branch in Repo-Z be mirror with the main branch from Repo-A. Whenever anyone does a PR and it is merged in Repo-A main branch, it should be replicated across in Repo-Z main branch.

I'm not particularly proficient with this CI/CD stuff in git, outside of creating a few simple github workflows.

My initial idea is:

- Repo-A main branch and Repo-Z main branch are currently identical.
- Create a "mirror" branch on Repo-Z
- Set up some CI/CD which whenever the Repo-A main branch changes, it replicates to Repo-Z mirror branch.
- Push mirror branch to main branch

Does that sound like a good approach? Any better suggestions/ideas?

Thanks!

EDIT: thanks to u/crazylikeajellyfish - who recommended Copybara. This seems like the solution for us. I have a simple implementation already up and running with Copybara, and it seems to do what I need it to do. Good to have the more complex capabilities in the back pocket too. Thanks!

u/EdgeSync1 — 7 days ago

▲ 6 r/AskIreland

Hi,

I have a small side hobby of fixing/repairing/providing components for old consoles.

One of the killers for me is the cost of posting things. Let's say you buy a small component from me, I pack it in a small box, and ship it. It costs 10 euro to send it tracked + express. It just isn't worth it. I hate having to pass costs onto my customers.

Is there any way I can reduce the cost of the postage? I'm still finding my feet in the business side of things, so not really sure what options are out there.

Any ideas? Thanks!

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u/EdgeSync1 — 14 days ago