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  1. I partially solved this issue... I tested with headset with cords and sounds work fine. So the problem was sound outputs.
  2. Ok, I will first try inside my Win10 virtual machine, then boot to my native Win10.
  3. Yes, I tried with two different outputs and they both worked during starting cinematics, then stopped when I got the control of the character.
  4. Sounds do work in all other apps. For example I had youtube playing in the background while testing the game. Only youtube had sounds. In game settings volume is maxed for all audio.
  5. [SOlved: works with corded headset] Tomb Raider is now free, I installed it and it ran straight away. The movie in the beginning had working sound but when the actual game started, there were no sounds. How can I troubleshoot this problem? Ubuntu 19.10, Vega 64 with latest drivers. Grab the game and test: https://store.steampowered.com/app/203160/Tomb_Raider/
  6. Yeah, I got it. Thanks for pointing me to the right direction. This is exactly what I hoped, or maybe even better. I do not have to do anything and my data gets encrypted in my NAS while staying unencrypted on my desktop computer.
  7. Now I have BTsync working but I do not have a permission to create encrypted folder in NAS. I have the gui working in http://192.168.xxx.xxx:8890/gui/, but the thing about users is confusing. What kind of users should I create? I do think I got same user in BTs and NAS, but stuff does not work. I even searched BING for help
  8. I am not sure if my NAS even supports BTsync, here are supported devices http://help.getsync.com/hc/en-us/articles/206215185-Synology#dl And here are architechtures https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/wiki/Architecture-per-Synology-model So my 212j has 88f6281 (88f628x) architechture, what ever that means, but it does not appear in above list. ... nvm, found it ...
  9. Sorry I was unclear, the process of encrypting should be done in my computer. Data is not in encrypted format in my computer.
  10. Preferably encrypted on my computer, so that they are encrypted in transit and in NAS. I think I found the encryption bit in BTsync, it has Encrypted folder in Add Folder-menu ... I'm gonna look into it.
  11. Thank you brwainer, I can see I could use this to sync my photos from my phone to my computer, but I do not see how I could have unencrypted folder in my computer and have contents of that folder encrypted in NAS. If you explained that in there I'm sorry I missed it. I have my important stuff in ZFS mirror unencrypted to maximize availability, but I do not want that to be the case in the NAS. So is it possible to have the data unencrypted in computer but encrypted in NAS?
  12. Bittorrent sync seems interesting. Works on Ubuntu too. So the sync process would be like: start BtS, give it the encryption key, hit run? That would be wonderful. That is after the initial setup is done. And the end result would be that no matter where my NAS is, nobody would be able to access my files easily? Without key that is.
  13. I have Synology 212j NAS and Ubuntu 16.04. Is it possible to synchronize a folder from my computer to NAS so that data is encrypted in NAS? And do this weekly? And automatically? I have done this by mounting encrypted folder from my NAS and using a key which is encrypted in my home folder. This is tedious and I lost a month worth of data because I got lazy doing this manually. This would be a good way to backup my data if I was able to do this automatically, or at least semi automatically. So how can I avoid losing data again and still keep being lazy?
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