Another strange occurrence

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Has anyone else experienced this?

Over the last day or two, I’ve noticed a 1.00 inside a small box on all posted videos and some pictures.

In either case, it disappears when I go to full screen mode on the videos, or switch to horizontal mode with the pictures.

Picture - vertical/portrait mode (when you first click on the preview)

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Picture - horizontal/landscape mode (by rotating my phone)

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Video - vertical/portrait mode

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Video - horizontal/landscape mode (full screen)

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With videos, it’s always right under the date/time stamp. With pictures, it’s still under the date/time stamp, but varies in position vertically.

And, as I said, sometimes it’s not on the pictures, but this could be due to taking a screenshot from the stream, or the timeline vs taking a screenshot from a recorded video. Just a guess.

Obviously, it shows up on downloaded media, so it’s a problem.

Thanks to @Kade181727 for the originals.

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Never noticed this on my end.

Could it be from your viewer/player indicating either normal speed or normal extension/enlargement?

Then if you would zoom it, the figure would have to change.

Just an idea.

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Most likely some overlay of a plugin or third party tool. I don’t have this.

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Good thought. It could be, IDK, but I’m just viewing it in the browser using the forum software.

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I’ll check that out. Won’t be 'til later, though. My pillow is beckoning.

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Did you try to view from a computer instead mobile phone?

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I wish I had one that worked.

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I could say, that I have several Laptops of decent capacity, that are not used,

but I don’t. :laughing: :laughing: :blush:

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It turned out to be an extension in the browser. It lets me speed up or slow down a video on the the fly. Even while it’s playing.

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How can you speed up a live stream? :wink:

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Well, I can’t really answer that question because I didn’t code it, but it works just fine with recordings or live streams.

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can you tell the name of the extension? I’m always looking for interesting functions… who knows what you might need them for

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Pretty sure not as it could see in the future that way :joy::joy:

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It’s called, Video Speed Controller for Android. But, that doesn’t mean there’s not also a Windows or iOS version, as well. I’m guessing there may at least be a Windows version, since it lets you create keyboard shortcuts, which don’t really work for Android.

I even slowed down one of your time lapse videos to get a better look at something. I also use it so I don’t have to rewind so much to read subtitles.

I did notice that the live stream seemed to have a harder time keeping up with itself the more I sped it up, i.e. more buffering, stops and starts, but that could be VHTV’s fault.

I hope you find it useful.

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I can only tell you my experience. It worked quite well for me on VHTV’s stream.

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Except for the buffering I mentioned above.

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found it for firefox.
that could be really useful if you want to save a specific frame, because you can switch to slow motion… I have to test how that works with the VH buffer…

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I forgot to say I use it with Firefox for Android.

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also available for chrome, and as an addon on the pc, not just android

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It is not possible to speed up a live stream. How can you speed up events which are happening live? :joy::joy:

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