From what I understand. The development team plans to transition to ElevenReader, while Omnivore will remain open-source and, hopefully, community-driven.

Servers will be shutting down in November so if you are not self hosting you will need to backup your saved articles.

Here is the full email I got:

Hello everyone,

We’re excited to share that Omnivore is joining forces with ElevenLabs, the leading AI audio research and technology company. Our team is joining ElevenLabs to help drive the future of accessible reading and listening with their new ElevenReader app.

As part of the ElevenLabs team, we’ll have an even larger platform to create accessible and engaging experiences for serious readers. We came to know ElevenLabs by integrating their ultra realistic AI voices into Omnivore—soon enough, listening to articles and books with ElevenLabs voices became one of our most popular features in Omnivore. We’re thrilled about this opportunity, and we wanted to share some info that’s important for you to know.

First, all Omnivore users are invited to create a free account with ElevenReader. Our team has already shipped valuable updates to the ElevenReader app, and it’s incredibly powerful as a go-to reader and audio listening app that’s free:

Download for iOS | Download for Android

Next, all Omnivore users will be able to export their information from the service through November 15 2024, after which all information will be deleted.

Lastly, ElevenLabs is committed to the developer community and the Omnivore codebase will remain 100% open-source for all users. This decision ensures that the broader development community can continue to build upon and improve Omnivore’s technology.

We hope you’ll join us on Discord and try the ElevenReader app for iOS and Android. We’re hard at work ensuring an accessible, bright future for readers everywhere.

Onwards,

Jackson & Hongbo

Thanks for the suggestion! FitoTrack looks great, but I don’t really do outdoor activities. I mostly do weight training so I’m looking for something that tracks reps/weight etc.

I’m getting the same issues but with Firefox + uBlockOrigin

You clearly have no idea what it is

I just tried it with

ffmpeg -c:v h264_qsv -i Kimetsu\ no\ Yaiba\ Yuukaku\ Hen\ -\ 01\ \[Blu-Ray\]\[1080p\]\[10bit\]\[BCEFB086\].mkv -map 0 -c copy -c:v hevc_qsv -preset slow -global_quality 22 -look_ahead 1 output.mkv

and got:

[h264_qsv @ 0x5647e6354780] Error initializing the MFX video decoder: invalid handle (-6)
Error while decoding stream #0:0: Invalid argument
[h264_qsv @ 0x5647e6354780] [IMGUTILS @ 0x7fffc3312e40] Picture size 0x0 is invalid
[h264_qsv @ 0x5647e6354780] video_get_buffer: image parameters invalid
[h264_qsv @ 0x5647e6354780] get_buffer() failed
Error while decoding stream #0:0: Invalid argument

Could this mean it is a driver issue?

There is 1 plugin that seems to support H.264, the rest are H.265. I tried the following plugins:

• “Transcode Video Files” with the following options selected
  • Video Code = H264
  • Video Encoder = hvec_qvc
• “Video Encoder H265/HEVC - hevc_vaapi (INTEL/AMD)”
• “Video Encoder H265/HEVC - hevc_qsv (Intel)”

None of them worked.

Is there something similar on fDroid?

Thankyou, I tried it however it didn’t work. But I did find the solution. I’m not sure why but changing from Wireguard to OpenVPN worked.

Thank you so much! I managed to get it working. However, I’m not sure now how to establish communication between Sonarr/Radarr/etc and Prowlarr, as well as the reverse.

Yeah. I believe YouTube ads are basically just YouTube videos so it’s difficult to filter out.

I really hope they don’t have a similar privacy policy to Niantic because it’s horrible. Not only do they collect pretty much everything possible and then share it with third parties. They don’t even define all the information they collect, only data they deem identifiable.

This Privacy Policy covers our use of any information that can or could be used to identify you (“Personal Data”). It does not cover information which cannot be used to identify you (“Anonymous Data”).

Is this common for a privacy policy? I’ve never seen it before.

It was not the Google/Apple implementation. They were government funded apps which used a centralised db.

https://thewest.com.au/politics/law-and-order/wa-police-accessed-contact-tracing-data-c-3118717

Unfortunantly this kind of data will be misused. I remember there was a big push from my governemnt to use contact tracing apps. Only to find out later that police were using it in investigations.

If you like taking notes, I and found Snipd recently. To take a note you hit back twice on your headphones and it uses AI to create a transcript and summary of what they just said. So far seems pretty good but I’ve only tried it on thr Huberman podcast. It’s free right now but they will try to monetize in future.