Thanks for the suggestions! I have already used MusicBrainz Picard to identify most of the media in my library. It is just the somewhat subjective mood and style tags that didnt get populated from Picard.

I may give Beets a go and see how far I get. If it isn’t what I’m after, it sounds like kde kid3 will probably get the job done.

Ah I did post an image but maybe it’s something about us being on different instances :/

Thanks for the advice!

The question of whether my tube tapers or not has been hard for me to answer. My steerer looks to interface with the bearing at a wider diameter than the steerer is at the top. In saying that though, the tube doesn’t taper smoothly…

Would you call this a “tapered” or “straight” tube? This is effectively a taper I would think.

deleted by creator

Basically solved! Code is as follows. This requires dataview and numerals add-ons for obsidian. I think there is some weird behaviour with the floor function that should be at the start of the g(x) function but i would guess that it is because it isnt a function that numerals supports perhaps? I haven’t looked at this yet.

--- numerals: all

strsco: 10

consco: 16

dexsco: 16

intsco: 10

wissco: 12

chasco: 8

---

```math

# define ability modifier calculation function

g(x) = (x - 10)/2

# ability scores are specified in the properties

# calculate the modifiers using the ability modifier function g(x)

@[strmod::0] = g(strsco)

@[conmod::3] = g(consco)

@[dexmod::3] = g(dexsco)

@[intmod::0] = g(intsco)

@[wismod::1] = g(wissco)

@[chamod::-1] = g(chasco)

# calculate AC

@[ac::16] = 10 + conmod + dexmod

```

AC is `=this.ac`

References:

• mainly this git PR
• this helped me understand functions better
• this was also useful in understanding what to do in the properties to make it all work

I have made some progress! I found this video which shows off the Numerals plugin. This plugin allows variables to be functions of other variables as shown in the video. Reading through the plugin documentation it also looks like there is a way to make these variables into page properties using some kind of @[variablename] notation but I haven’t been able to get this working yet…

I believe that jellyfin has been transcoding using jellyfin-ffmpeg. I do have logs labelled “FFmpeg.Transcode-…” which seem to look fine. I have just turned on hardware acceleration though. Is that what you meant by “hardware transcoding”?

Ill check to see if the buffering is improved and will let you know how it goes! Thanks for the advice!

Did you have a source for this? This sounds very interesting!

deleted by creator