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They seem great from seeing them during the last livestream. But I really hope that you pay attention to one detail. That the pockets are extra durable. Because so far every pant I have owned, have had it's pockets worn out. My phone and my Ridge wallet both have digged through the pocket lining, creating small holes. The fact that the pocket material isn't made out of anything durable AND wallets and phones having quite sharp corners, doesn't help. Can't wait Sincerely Eternal shopper

A bit late of an update, but still. Sorry for not responding to any of you, but life matters came up. To answer some questions so maybe others get some help from it too. Just the usual microphones with XLR connections, he already has them and if needed, he can easily loan some and get the audio to the camera. Nothing special in that sense. I thought that too. I threw out some alternatives, for example getting the blackmagic design studio camera 4k pro with a lense, but that didn't get his attention that much. After everything, it seems the ease of use was quite a big factor after all. I guess you are thinking of those big music concerts - big stage, bright flashing lights, everything else not well lit. That might be because of a language barrier. What I meant with music concerts was the usual piano music, kid's music school concerts, formal things. Hiring a camera was in the thoughts as well, but 100 something for one day was too much to make sense. In long term at least. He finally went with the mentioned JVC GY-HM250(E). Purely because it has an easy setup for streaming and all of that functionality already built-in. Bought an Ethernet adapter and USB Wifi stick. Already did the first stream with it, some 10 minutes for first setup and done. I checked it out myself too, seems to be quite decent picture quality, feature set good enough for quite a wide range of situations.

Hi guys Trying to help someone out. The mission is to find a setup/video camera to live stream music concerts. I have actually asked the same question quite a few years back, but that didn't go in to works and other ventures were more important. The budget has gone up now too. So the need is to live stream to youtube maybe to facebook too. The main subject is going to be music concerts. With the main need for stereo sound - two XLR microphones inputs. Good enough camera feed quality - 1080p 30fps is good enough. He has searched himself and found a camera that fits him - JVC GY-HM250(E). It is a real professional streaming camera it seems, with even option to configure lower thirds. And it seems his budget is large enough With the JVC camera costing about 2000$. But my concern that it is maybe too much of a professional camera - backup batteries and other accessories are going to be quite expensive, proprietary. But the luxury of having the streaming configuration embedded and with a simple USB dongle you can have internet anywhere - wifi, ethernet, mobile data. It sounds all so good. Has anyone opinions on that video camera? Or can suggest other options? Just trying to brainstorm some ideas, alternatives.

I haven't found time to work on my script for some time now. But now I have and figured I'd update. pandas.read_html really did work!! Don't know, how I missed that function. ? pd.read_html(link, header=0, index_col=0, attrs={'class': 'ss-data'}) That one line did it. Gets all the player names, frames and the results. Script is almost done, working now on pretty printing it to excel or csv. So I could make some statistics and stuff.

I am trying with BeautifulSoup, but I am so overwhelmed, I don't know what kind of functions should I use, to get the best result out of this table. I have tried this: records = [] for tr in table_soup.findAll("tr"): trs = tr.findAll("td") records.append(trs[0].text.replace('\n', ' ')) df = pd.DataFrame(data=records) And the result is: Players 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Anonymous1 5 / 18 8 1 27 5 - 32 4 / 49 7 1 57 9 / 73 6 / 90 7 / 110 X 130 7 / 7 147 147 Anonymous2 7 2 9 6 3 18 - 2 20 - - 20 1 2 23 9 / 33 - 9 42 4 3 49 5 / 69 X - 1 80 80 Anonymous3 7 2 9 - 4 13 7 - 20 9 - 29 3 - 32 4 - 36 6 / 55 9 - 64 9 - 73 - / 1 84 84 Anonymous4 - 9 9 3 - 12 - 8 20 4 5 29 8 - 37 9 / 57 X 76 9 - 85 9 / 105 X 6 - 121 121 Game 1 So I can kinda get the result, but it also somewhy prints this same line all out on different rows before it gets to the second game results, that are in one row. Also I am so lost as to what to do next, I can get the frame numbers and total as column headers, but parsing results and totals as different variables/strings seems way too hard.

Hey! I get bowling results on my email. I have used Gmail API to get access to my email, find the emails and get to the result link. Now I am trying to parse the HTML table that is on the link, into a readable/logical table. I don't even know if I should use Pandas or just write to CSV file. I am using BeautifulSoup to parse through the HTML, but the table structure is so messy, I can't wrap my head around it. Here is a short example of the table code. Usually there are multiple tables on the page, tables sometimes with multiple player results, so it all makes that much harder. <table class="scoresheet tenpin TenPin"> <tr> <td> <table class="ss-data"> <tr class="cls_frameheader"> <td class="ss-name"> <t> Players </t> </td> <td> 1 </td> <td> 2 </td> <td> 3 </td> <td> 4 </td> <td> 5 </td> <td> 6 </td> <td> 7 </td> <td> 8 </td> <td> 9 </td> <td class="cls_framehdr10"> 10 </td> <td class="cls_frametotal"> <t> Total </t> </td> </tr> <td class="cls_player"> <tr class="notranslate"> Anonymous </td> <td class="cls_frame"> <table> <tr> <td> <table class="cls_tbl_balls"> <tr class="cls_ball_row"> <td class="cls_ball1"> 5 </td> <td class="cls_ball2"> / </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cls_framescore"> 18 </td> </tr> </table> </td> <td class="cls_frame"> <table> <tr> <td> <table class="cls_tbl_balls"> <tr class="cls_ball_row"> <td class="cls_ball1"> 8 </td> <td class="cls_ball2"> 1 </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cls_framescore"> 27 </td> </tr> </table> </td> <td class="cls_frame"> <table> <tr> <td> <table class="cls_tbl_balls"> <tr class="cls_ball_row"> <td class="cls_ball1"> 5 </td> <td class="cls_ball2"> - </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cls_framescore"> 32 </td> </tr> </table> </td> <td class="cls_frame"> <table> <tr> <td> <table class="cls_tbl_balls"> <tr class="cls_ball_row"> <td class="cls_ball1"> 4 </td> <td class="cls_ball2"> / </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cls_framescore"> 49 </td> </tr> </table> </td> <td class="cls_frame"> <table> <tr> <td> <table class="cls_tbl_balls"> <tr class="cls_ball_row"> <td class="cls_ball1"> 7 </td> <td class="cls_ball2"> 1 </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cls_framescore"> 57 </td> </tr> </table> </td> That is the gist of the table. One full table is in the uploaded files. Could you guys give pointers on what to do, ideas on what other modules to use? test1.html

Thanks for the reply. Now I started to think, were there more games you tested, because I recall Luke mentioning only the Batman VR. Is the game selection so small? Maybe the PSVR might come out okay, if only it had as much good games as Vive and Rift have.

What interests me, is when Colton and Nick had motion sickness, was it in a bright room or in a dark room? If in bright room, did dimming the lights help with the tracking issues, jitter and did they still get motion sick or not?

Rocking Razer Deathadder, I think the 2014 edition, the one before they decided that glossy sides isn't right and put rubber grips on, wish they had done it sooner. That is moving around on the Steelseries XXL mousepad, I like to whip my mouse around a lot. Keyboard is in the laptop, Doing a PC build before the going back to school. And listening to your awesome videos on AKG K77 headphones.

Well, currently I have a laptop, using the almighty GT 320M. But I swear, I was planning an upgrade this summer to desktop. Have planned i5-6400, 480GB SSD, 8/16GB RAM (TBD), S340 case with black and red, yes I am doing a black and red build. But I don't have any GPU reserved yet, because of all the new lineups, RX 480 was one of the ones I was considering. Clad to see AMD coming back and strong with their lineup, go AMD

Not only I would use it to play games with, I would watch movies with that, like being in the cinema, wow, LG is cool.

Not to say bad things about my mouse I have right now, but it's sensor seems a bit touchy and when not moving it, the cursor still moves on the screen. So I would really like a something like this, which must be good, when esporters are using it

Username: -Veteran007- Videos I liked: https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFfdamn, that is cool, let's just wait for the 150TB one!! woohoo! https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0Always like the build logs, yet again, good work

You should next time make another episode on reselling them, to see who gets the most profit out of the system and the next series would be with the money you got from the sell. And make way more of these.

Nice, would love to get one! Thank you!

It would really give me an excuse to build a better PC, I have been dying to have a better PC. It would be my first PC build, but the more awesome it would be with 5820K, thank you!!!

Well, again sorry for taking so long to answer, but the problem hasn't been constant these last few days. I have tried what you suggested, but still. I further looked at the svchost.exe with Resource monitor and there I could see, what it runs on RAM, CPU and HDD, and the problems is from HDD. When the svchost.exe was using about 1,1GB of RAM(!WOW!), the disk was very active, the one thing that stood out a lot, with its high reading, was something called datastore.edb, it used about 2,3 million bytes per second, which is 2,3MB and now I have kept an eye on it, and it really is there, every time the system starts to lag and has memory leak. The file path is C://Windows/SoftwareDistribution/DataStore/Datastore.edb

Sorry for taking long time to answer, but I did try to cancel most of them, but avastUI thing said that I don't have permission to disable that, I didn't find how to disable it in the avast program itself. Now, I didn't disable all of the startups, but I did 2 restarts for the laptop. First one was with most of the startups disabled and also, taking advice from @Mojo-Jojo I didn't exactly uninstall it, but I did disable 2 things, that it does at startup, the first restart was a success, it didn't have any memory leak at all. The 2 things were the check of rootkits at startup and allowing full access to the harddrive on startup. The second time I turned the 2 options back on in the avast, other startups stayed the same. This time the memory leak was there. I also used this time Resource Monitor it showed that svchost.exe was using a lot of hard drive when the memory leak occurred. Is it really connected with Avast, what should I do? Start using another antivirus?

I used CCleaner for that, don't know if it is the best way to do it. That is the startup list, as you see, most of them are disabled, but I included even the disabled ones, as I don't know if it will help you or not. These are the scheduled tasks, it may be connected with these ones, as usually the memory leaks starts quite a bit after the startup.

Ok, as I said, start up is fine. Did run malwarebytes. Found 7 malicious malware, icluding trojan.... hijacker.... I am concerned, I thought I was being careful. Now I restarted the laptop too, same issue appeared. The svchost.exe used ~900MB of RAM. This time it didn't "lag" out the system, was able to use it quite normally, before it froze for quite some time. And now the high RAM usage only lasted about 4 minutes. I did not uninstall avast, although it isn't dangerous to do so, can it really be avast? I have had it for years and the problem started to arise lately.

Ok, I do have quite a clean start up, that is one thing I have been keeping in control. But the other thing, that I haven't been keeping in control is malware, wow, thank you, I found 7 malicious and 113 non-malware. Do I post the malwarebyte results, or do I see, if the start up is ok now?

Well, my laptop has recently started, about 1 week ago, to have memory leaks at about 5-10 minutes after start up and lasts about 5-10 minutes, today even 20 minutes. I usually start up the laptop from sleep, but I even tried from hibernating, but the memory leak is still there. I also tried antivirus, no viruses. I watched Task Manager, when the memory leak was there, process called svchost.exe was using about 1GB of RAM, I have total 3GB of RAM. I also looked at the services it was handling, the PID was 520 and there were a lot of them, so maybe you can see, what is the cause of all of this. Now I took screenshots, for you to see what is going on: These are the services. And it shows how much of RAM it used. I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. Laptop: CPU: Intel Core i5 450M @ 2.40GHz RAM: 3,00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 532MHz (7-7-7-20) GPU: 1024MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 320M Case: Acer Aspire 5741G Storage: 298GB Western Digital @5400rpm

Finally tuned in on the 3rd stream, missed the previous ones. It has been very interesting, thank you for doing this!

Everything, that is free, is good. But I would have to choose the case, because, I have been wanting for a long time to get rid of my laptop and get a PC. But how can you start building a PC, when you don't have an awesome case to showcase the build. It has rubber-grommets, filters for intake and a fan for motherboard cooling(WOW!).