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[UPDATE] What videos am I currently working on?
🕑 Added 2025-02-11 23:34:06 +0000 UTCHey!
Thanks again for all of the support!!!
Here is a quick update on what I am currently working on:
in February, I plan to post two videos, with the first one being about the SqueezeBox and Lyrion Media Server, a Logitech technology that originally goes back to the YEAR 2000 designed to stream music inside your house from your computer to several small "clients" in the form of radios and hi-fi units (or even iPod looking things like the one pictured here) that just like Harmony was insanely ahead when it first came out BUT unlike Harmony since this was an open source project since before Logitech acquired the company that made it, it is actually still up and you can not only still use old hardware new software to do some pretty cool stuff (like streaming from modern music services and not just your local music library) BUT also make your own clients from scratch without having to buy any new hardware!
I am finishing the intro for that video and will be uploading it in the next few days, and the video itself should be out before the 22nd!
The second video that I want to release this month is a collab with RedMagic since they sent me their latest flagship phone and I want to take the occasion to talk about something I don't see people exploring enough atm: running PC games on Android phones, using Winlator and similar box64 based approaches. We are getting to the point where an Android phone could quickly become an actually usable Steam Deck alternative, so I really want to talk about that!
So yeah, that's it, stay tuned and thanks again for all the support :)
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Comments
Trog Troginson
Since android is a built off a heavily modified fork of the linux kernel, and given how good box86 / box 64 are, I could definitely see how it could be possible to run full PC games on a smart phone. The real question is how will modern SOCs handle these workloads.
Dalek
More obscure and interesting stuff, love it.
