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    VLC playback delay on seek (jump to another timestamp)
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    What we need to do is change the caching value for Input / Codecs. This is similar to the prefetch value problems I've had with Samba share streaming. Open VLC preferences, then click All. In the search field, type caching (or similar). In the sidebar results below, select Advanced > Input / Codecs. Then, on the right, scroll down to the section called Advanced (yes, multiple Advanced fiel [14:19] schestowitz[TR2] ds).

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    Here, the first entry will be File caching (ms). For me, the default value was set to 1000ms (1s), and this neatly corresponds to the jitter/jump that occurs when you seek. Not sure WHY the problem manifests all of a sudden, but that's something we should solve another time - or not, and let the people who develop the code, player, desktop environment and distro figure it out as part of t [14:19] schestowitz[TR2] heir QA, right.

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    Official ROS2 Driver Release for Mitsubishi Electric Industrial Robot MELFA: MELFA ROS2 Driver
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    Mitsubishi Electric aims to integrate their MELFA robots into the ROS2 ecosystem, allowing robotics developers and integrators to utilize their industry proven platform seamlessly in ROS-based applications.

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    ROS-Industrial Consortium Asia Pacific Annual Summit 2024
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    This years summit featured an impressive agenda packed with expert talks, hands-on masterclasses, and an engaging tech marketplace, all designed to highlight how AI is transforming robotics across industries, especially in manufacturing, logistics, and physical security.

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    WordPress 6.7 Debuts Twenty Twenty-Five Theme and Zoom Out Feature
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    Today, the WP dev team has just released its new v6.7, codenamed Rollins (in tribute to jazz legend Sonny Rollins), which focuses on providing users with even more tools and flexibility to build and maintain their websites.

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    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5 Released, Heres Whats New
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    Red Hat has officially released Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.5, the fifth update to its flagship operating system nine series. Powered by kernel 5.14, the update focuses on reducing complexity in enterprise IT environments by providing new tools and features for developers, system administrators, and security operations.

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