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#154
post #9

Those background images could really use some artist attributions.

Can't have contributions when the images likely aren't even under a license that would allow use like this. I guess it's better not to say where they are from and hope people don't notice...

The image of the girl lying on the floor is a screencap from the "Whisper of the Heart" movie. I doubt it's licensed. Various "lo-fi" YouTube channels used to do that as well, but got copyright strikes and changed to original artwork.

https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/anime-790045/is-studio-ghib...

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#155
I like it a lot and it is very responsive. One thought though, is there any way to reduce the amount of JS/ trackers you are using? UBlock blocking is at 10% and it is still working fine.

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#156
post #34

Do you people really like such music? I admit these backgrounds require a bit of effort to make. But what's the point? To use it as a screensaver?

> Do you people really like such music? I like it, but I use it moreso for when I want to tune out noises in my surroundings with something other than say, "bird noises" or "distance thunderstorm".

Yes exactly, I usually listen to it when studying. With it on 25% volume and noise cancelling headphones it tunes out the world very nicely while avoiding dead silence.

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#157
post #85

Who gets credit for the artwork? It's really cool. I feel like all the channels/music are getting pulled from live lofi streams that I listen to on YouTube on a day-to-day. But the artwork isn't the same; so was that original for this project? Any idea how they're made?

I wanna agree with this. I've seen a bunch of those animations before..e.g. https://www.deviantart.com/kirokaze

and it would probably be great to give the original artists a shout out.

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#159

It's all fun and games 'til you learn that YouTube's terms don't allow you to embed their player in any way that disables/hides their UI and logos. Source: A similar project I made like 8 years ago. Edit: But don't get me wrong, I like it nonetheless!

Do we need YouTube if we can host media (in this case MP3 and animations) ourselves (and through CDNs)?
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