That's what happens when you listen to a guy that's so smart his lips are desperately trying to catch up with his brain.Is it possible to run a third party program to view Louis Rossman on YT that would slow his speaking speed down when he's excited or pissed? This 75 year brain can't translate what my ears pick up fast enough to keep up and I start drooling......![]()
I have no idea at all how anyone can talk that first. My brain is still figuring out what he said in a sentence while he's spitting out the next sentence. Doesn't take too long and I'm lost.Is it possible to run a third party program to view Louis Rossman on YT that would slow his speaking speed down when he's excited or pissed? This 75 year brain can't translate what my ears pick up fast enough to keep up and I start drooling......![]()
Yes...there is a plugin for chrome that allows you to speed up and slow down videos from most sources in 10% increments. I've used it for a while and find it extremely useful. It shows the current speed in the upper left corner of the video. If you hover your mouse over it, you will see the controls. It goes down to 0.07x speed. That's pretty useful if you you want to watch a video frame by frame.Is it possible to run a third party program to view Louis Rossman on YT that would slow his speaking speed down when he's excited or pissed? This 75 year brain can't translate what my ears pick up fast enough to keep up and I start drooling......![]()
Youtube has that function built in. I usually watch rossman in chipmunk mode, I find he's more entertaining that way.Is it possible to run a third party program to view Louis Rossman on YT that would slow his speaking speed down when he's excited or pissed? This 75 year brain can't translate what my ears pick up fast enough to keep up and I start drooling......![]()
Is it possible to run a third party program to view Louis Rossman on YT that would slow his speaking speed down when he's excited or pissed? This 75 year brain can't translate what my ears pick up fast enough to keep up and I start drooling......![]()
Is it possible to run a third party program to view Louis Rossman on YT that would slow his speaking speed down when he's excited or pissed? This 75 year brain can't translate what my ears pick up fast enough to keep up and I start drooling......![]()
.75 is great, .50 makes me think Louis is tired and at .25 I feel sorry for the poor guy!
No plugin is needed.
Just open the video in YouTube itself. Once in Youtube there is a gear icon on the bottom right of the video. Click that and then click Playback Speed. Choose 0.75.
If still too fast choose 0.50.
And if STILL TOO FAST... turn on Closed Captioning and pause as you read.![]()
Yeah, I was waiting for that...any old reason to wet your whistle it a good reason, right?Or do what I do.
Pour a bourbon, wait here for replies and get the gist of it
I'd have a nice Macallan, personally. Sip that deliciousness for an long, long time. Then see what everyone says.Or do what I do.
Pour a bourbon, wait here for replies and get the gist of it
Absolutely agree if the price point is fair the vast majority will pay for the service. One only needs to see how Amazon, Apple, Spotify, YouTube, etc are doing.I guess I was always into not paying for stuff. But a LOT of people started torrenting/pirating stuff as broadband became more available. I mean, we were all tired of paying $20 for a CD only to find out that the single played on the radio was one of two or three decent songs on said CD. And, in some cases, the ONLY good song on the CD.
Netflix/Spotify/etc seemed to be the catalyst to get people back into the legal area. I mean, it was easier and safer, think no viruses, than illegally downloading stuff.
But with the plethora of streaming services, all requiring a different subscription fee, I see more people going back to illegally downloading content.
And I can't blame them. Many "cut the cord" with cable providers and now would need to spend as much, if not more, on streaming subscriptions to access the content they want.
Personally, I haven't downloaded music in close to a decade. No need with a $10/month Spotify subscription. If I can't a movie or show on Netflix, I could torrent it. Here in Cuba, there are places that have up to close to a petabyte in movies, shows and music. And they're constantly adding more content and storage.
In short, I think there's a price point that most people are willing to pay before they resort to less than legal means to access to content they watch.
But the corporations always seem to mess it up.
I'd have a nice Macallan, personally. Sip that deliciousness for an long, long time. Then see what everyone says.
Sure, I just cracked the seal on a new bottle of 18-year-old two or three days ago. It usually lasts about six to eight months, depending.May I join you?
Greed is a lot like 'woke', they both go broke losing too much business revenue from pissed-off consumers.But the corporations always seem to mess it up.