David Cdaprod

Premise

A ton of the videos I’ve shot from my camera and imported into my media-sync-api is rotated once clockwise 90° as landscape, causing me to have to adjust it 270° clockwise to have it be correctly oriented see example in screenshot.

The video container and photo metadata should be there for the asset(s) I need to automatically fix that for anything in my projects media. I want to not have a leftover copy when I’m done fixing them, and I don’t want the fixed file to have to be indexed again it should use the existing hashed index to overwrite it but with defensive programming so that we don’t have failures.

In fact defensive programming like this should cover other functionality we have.

Here’s a complete workflow to automatically apply your own protections to files via CI Workflow.

How to Use This Workflow

1. Initial Setup

# Save the script as protect-files.sh
chmod +x protect-files.sh

Updating Drivers for Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi 5 to support the VideoCore VII GPU

✅ GPU Support Overview

Mesa / V3D (OpenGL ES & Vulkan) drivers included, thanks to upstream support merged since Mesa 23.3 .
Initial desktop installs (e.g., Ubuntu 24.04/24.10) sometimes exhibit slow graphics, GNOME animation lag, even green-screen artifacts—likely due to incomplete or mismatched Mesa stacks .
Community feedback highlights that while OpenGL ES/Vulkan are available, you may need to install or update Mesa packages manually (mesa-vulkan-drivers, etc.) .

To Update Drivers:

	docker run -d \
	--name codex-shim \
	-p 3030:3030 \
	-e LMSTUDIO_BASE="http://192.168.0.25:9999/v1" \
	node:20-alpine \
	sh -c "
	apk add --no-cache nodejs npm &&
	npm init -y >/dev/null &&
	npm i express node-fetch@3 &&
	cat <<'EOF' > server.js

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	set -euo pipefail

	# ─── Variables (override via environment) ─────────────────────────────────────
	RUNNER_USER="${RUNNER_USER:-$USER}"
	RUNNER_NAME="${RUNNER_NAME:-repo-runner-ephemeral}"
	RUNNER_LABELS="${RUNNER_LABELS:-repo=default,arch=$(uname -m),role=ci,ephemeral}"
	RUNNER_ID="${RUNNER_ID:-default}" # used in paths and service name
	RUNNER_ROOT="${RUNNER_ROOT:-/opt/actions-runner/$RUNNER_ID}"
	RUNNER_WORK="${RUNNER_WORK:-/home/$RUNNER_USER/actions-work/$RUNNER_ID}"

	#!/bin/bash
	# Enhanced file finder script with fzf integration
	# Save to /usr/local/bin/f and make executable with: chmod +x /usr/local/bin/f

	# Process arguments
	depth=""
	num_regex='^[0-9]+$'
	extensions=()
	copy_to_clipboard=true
	max_depth=""

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	# Autostart tiler: Chromium (LEFT -> $URL) + terminal (RIGHT -> tmux attach to "recent" + optional follow-up)
	# - If a tmux session exists, attach to the most-recent one by default.
	# - Optionally inject a FOLLOWUP_CMD into that tmux session as a new window or split.
	# - Falls back to plain shell if no tmux sessions exist.
	# - Preserves your original tiling logic.

	set -euo pipefail

	# ---------------- config ----------------

	##### dce example output #####
	## Select a service:
	## 1) video-api
	## 2) video-web
	## ?# 1
	## Connecting to service: video-api
	##############################

	unalias dce
	# V1: Docker Compose Exec with built-in service selectiondce() {

	"""
	Move each finished recording to a UNC share.

	OBS ▶ Tools ▸ Scripts ▸ + ▸ select this file
	---------------------------------------------------------
	• Works with Simple or Advanced output mode.
	• No change to your regular Recording Path is required;
	in fact, keeping it on a local SSD makes the initial write faster.
	---------------------------------------------------------
	Tested with Python 3.11 + OBS 30.