Good Bill, I just watched your video, translated into Spanish. This is TERRIBLE, a few years ago I was able to contact a WD employee and he gave me the steps to set up a local network, or something like that, I did NOT understand the steps he gave me. But when I activated the disk, it opened the folders of the MyCloud disk, and I could see them in the NETWORK area of the computer. TODAY I go to look to look for something, AND I DON'T HAVE THEM, THEY HAVE GONE AWAY!!!! I too am disappointed in this system. And I would like to know if you can help me set this up, and then do what you explain in your video. Is this possible? please. Do you have a video explaining what they do?
For anything high-end, Resolve, of course. If I want to create a short, or some AI talking head footage, background remover, etc. I use Capcut--does lots of nifty things but not may main editor. If I want to do something quick with easy graphics and color matching, Filmora ($70/yr). Then there is Kdenlive. If I want to edit something quickly and use an editor that is all about fundamentals, then Kdenlive. I used to use Adobe Premiere. So happy they finally irritated me enough that I left them. For graphics and some video stuff I use Canva. So I probably spend the same as Adobe cloud but have 100x the fun. If I had to settle on two, however I'd use Davinci for complex and Kdenlive for meat and potatoes.
Yep, Resolve. Slight learning curve, then you are off to the races - luckily there are ample amounts of how-to videos to get you going. Second runner up might be Capcut - for shorter/faster clips.
@@kevincraig9707 no doubt, Resolve is the number 1 video editing sw. I remember FFMpeg too and had forgotten about that. Another handy utility I use when needed is Handbrake to recode files from MOV to M4V. It’s good but damn slow
I was struggling for 2 hours straight and thought it was some worksheet problem. You saved my laptop from getting punched. You should receive a Presidential Medal. Thank you Sir Bill for putting me off my misery.
Thanks for sharing! We should all sue WD for this! I have one as well and now they said they will not provide the service due to security (bullshit), so many ppl have the same issue looks like ugh
fn + S opens a snipping tool for me. Didn't figure out the shortcut. So I clicked Win + CTRL + O to open the virtual keyboard. It's strange how these laptops have pick up and hang up buttons, but no insert or scroll lock.
fn + S opens a snipping tool for me. Didn't figure out the shortcut. So I clicked Win + CTRL + O to open the virtual keyboard. It's strange how these laptops have pick up and hang up buttons, but no insert or scroll lock.
Impressed by your single minded dedication, all very interesting. Wonder why you chose a 250K pot for the input stage cathode resistor which seems very high and probably touchy to adjust over the sort of values you would expect to bias an ECC83, maybe up to 5K? Good luck. Also wonder if you get into tube characteristics and load lines? 😎
The 250k pit was likely because that’s what I had, or I had a single example schematic that used a large value like that. The real benefit was that I could experiment and see how the tube sounded depending on how much I loaded the cathode and anode down. I found some good combinations and made note of those. :)
Great experimental set up and sound . I wonder what resisance you had set the various pots and if you did any comparison between R1=R3 and R3=0 ie this layout and the normal cathode follower layout? You have to conclude all the amp manufactures spent a considerable effort "spying" on each others schematics considering how the same features and variations appear all over the place!
Oh the direct coupled follower is one of my favorite circuits. I see these a lot in effects loops or anything that has a longer cable run. Soldano and Marshall both use them for that. But pushing that through a tone stack is heavenly. :)
I had the same idea as you, but I was not sure it will work properly. Your video gave me the confidence and I order a US$14 cable that save me hours of work just to make that piece of c*** of networking adapter to work.
I understand that some computers, like HP, use a different keyboard shortcut. I know in the comments folks have suggested what worked for them in such cases.
I have one of these. It was autographed by college kids in 1926. It is covered with names, popular sayings and song titles, done with carvings and ink pen. I treasure it.
To restore factory settings: click button four times, then long press the fifth time. Reset successful when prompt sounds (really bad translation here).
Thank goodness I skipped out on that heap of turd plastic and got a nas! Deepest condolences to your lost data though. I lost my half a terabyte of movies and shows due to a failing WD green drive.
Really? Oddly enough this same unit is more quiet with my setup and I'm driving all sorts of things at the same time. I typically use from 3 to 5 outputs at a time too. If I ever have an issue, I move to a higher amperage output. What are you running with yours?
