I use invidious for youtube watching. and I set the resolution to 480p (because of my internet) I have noticed for sometime that the video looks more smooth and less pixel-y than before. but when I used video snapshot (which take a frame) and I saw that the frame that firefox saved to my drive is pixel-y and less smooth and not like the video it shows to me.

I even checked with screenshot (which take picture of screen and not a direct video frame extract) and I can see that it is smoothed.

what is happening?

could it be AMD ? could it be my desktop KDE doing something?

it is a bit hard to show it but I can clearly see that the video frame I extract is less smooth that the video shown.

Is it another "another repository reset"

Update:moved to a different repo @ https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android

I have set languages for posts as persian and english and un-selected undetermined.

but I still get post in other languages and after open setting I see that undetermined option is pre-selected. it seems that I can't disable it. any idea why?

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