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EXACTLY.

Everyone else here is forgetting that Telegram is still pushing the limits and it's still one of the best app for messaging (the best in my opinion though), if they're recurring to this, it's because money aren't unlimited.

Shut the hell up you people: Telegram still isn't invading privacy and using anti-user practice, the hell you complaining about?

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I'm (was*) a celebrity

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Subscribed! (I'm IUsePopOsBTW) I feel you, my channel is stale since the video that brought me more than 1000 subscribers stopped generating views and lately money.

While I'm at it: My channel would be a linux-gaming channel, provided that the name is based on the "I use arch btw" meme but, since I use "Pop!_Os" as distribution, I called it "I use Pop!_Os BTW". Basically since my gameplays of "Sniper Ghost Warrior 3" I'm playing on Linux (it's my only operating system) and everything is done in spite of trying new things: there's more that what you can see, but the video quality has drastically improved, so the encoding of my videos and I've destroyed every problem with recording and audio stability. The codec that I use is AV1, my PC will spend almost 10 hours for encoding a single 30 minutes video (Crysis 1 Remastered was so graphically complex that the videos were a pain to encode).

Plus I even managed to trick youtube into giving me the VP9 codec decoding while uploading source material of 1080p. How? Just encode the videos at 1440p at least (I use HandBrake and it's easy to do so).

Another fun fact: the video that boosted my channel was ABSOLUTE SHIT, I played like crap and the game ran like shit (I didn't discover obs-gstreamer until Crysis 3 so recording something meant that 60FPS would become 55 unstable FPS or less. Plus, it felt stuttery.

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HDR means High Dynamic Range. The range of values on an SDR display (Standard Dynamic Range) is 16-235 but the range of values on an HDR display is 0-255, that means that the color "black" on an HDR display is actually black and not "dark-gray".

This is dumbed-down because I don't know the more technical stuff.

Also it has nothing to do to "color saturation" (wrongly called "vividness"). That's a dumb marketing thing since you can do the same using every display in this world.