u/rgbhuman42

Whenever I have AI backgrounds in my video, it gives me a little watermark that says it's made with AI. Unfortunately, I can't seem to remove it- the "AI remove" tool crashes and takes my credits if I try doing that on the rendered video. All I use their AI for is background images, and I *need* to remove the watermarks because my videos are advertisements for my church and it would look unprofessional.

So what am I supposed to do? The online "remove watermark from video" tools don't work. Capcut's own "AI remove" tool doesn't work. How can I get the watermark out of my rendered video???

I used the fancy new Capcut referral program for the first time today. Sent a link from my MacBook to a family member's MacBook. Person used the link to download Capcut, installed it, then used a Google account to sign in. And that's it. Neither of us has received ANY signs of free Pro. And we both really need it. What did I do wrong here? Was there something with the code on the link page I was supposed to have them do? Is there ANY way to salvage this? SOS I'm so confused. 😣

Hot take but I think someone should invent traditional playgrounds sized for adults. Every time I go past the one at my local park I go "man I wish this came in adult sizes, I'd use the crap outta that"

They could be useful for nonverbal autistics, people that need to regain range of motion, and it would probably be good exercise and promote more activity in young adults. For SPDs, it could help with broadening sensory limits (at the moment, just about anything vestibular/involving fast or uncontrolled motion such as driving or amusement park rides is too much for me and I'd like to fix that.)

TLDR, if you're looking for money START MAKING JUNGLE GYMS FOR ADULTS, I'LL PAY ANYTHING YOU WANT 😂

I'd like to give Premium a try just for a month or so, but I don't actually have a credit card so I'd like to use a gift card to pay for it (Red Cross gives $15 Visa gift cards as incentives and I'm a routine donor.) Does Suno accept Visa/MasterCard gift cards? Or am I out of luck?

In my opinion we need a dedicated AI for plugging our symptom into. I don't mean for diagnosis, I mean to use in place of going online to forums like "hey should I go see someone about this???". I don't want to use AIs like Gemini or ChatGPT (I don't think that's even allowed, but I haven't tried it so IDK.) And of course WebMD's "symptom checker" isn't accurate at all. I would love something where I can describe my problems to it however, and it tells me whether or not I'm slowly dying. This is the sort of thing I really need to ease my brain while waiting for appointments with specialists.

Just a thought! Feel free to disagree (or maybe something like this already exists and I just don't know about it, IDK.)

Still kinda new to tech repair. In the last year I've fixed two Wiis, three laptops, a smartwatch, a motherboard, an old-fashioned document scanner, and a phone. Recently I decided my cheap NDSL with a broken hinge could use a new shell case (thus fixing the hinge issue.) In the process I tore a ribbon cable on the upper screen. Ordered a new part. Part arrived. I installed it- and tore the exact same cable in the process, despite my extra caution, thus destroying a brand-new $25 part.

So what's the worst you've ever messed up a repair job? Tryna make myself feel better lol.