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    Green Party branch criticised over stance on Palestine motion●@ eco-g @ srtcd424 The North Yorkshire branch of the Green Party just send me an email, explaining that they disagreed wMmastodonWarMiddle East33 d ago

    A member says the North Yorkshire branch of the Green Party emailed them to say it disagreed with a motion, arguing it sends out the wrong message. The member publicly rejected the response, accusing the branch of ignoring the lack of peace experienced by Palestinians and calling the position shameful.

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    RTMP, SRT and WHIP: comparing video ingest protocols●How RTMP, SRT and WHIP ingest protocols work — their latency differences and the scenarios each fits. # webrtc # cdn # vMmastodonTechnologySoftware22 d ago

    A technical breakdown explains how three video ingest protocols — RTMP, SRT and WHIP — actually work, highlighting their latency differences and the situations each is best suited for. RTMP remains common for standard streaming uploads, SRT offers reliable low-latency transport over poor networks, and WHIP brings WebRTC-based ingest for near-real-time use cases. The guide is aimed at developers and engineers choosing transport for live video.

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    Music Player 3 for Linux adds synchronized lyrics●🎵 Music Player 3 v2.1.2 is out! A lightweight MP3 player for Linux with a minimalist design. ✨ New: synchronized lyrics.MmastodonTechnologySoftware53 d ago

    Music Player 3 version 2.1.2 has been released, bringing synchronized lyrics to the lightweight MP3 player for Linux. The new feature highlights the current line as a song plays, using an .srt file with the same name placed next to the MP3. The minimalist player also plays albums in order, like a vinyl record, and continues to appeal to users who prefer simple, dependency-light Linux audio software.