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I contemplated if I should wait until I get back home before I ordered but i got my preorder in (in DVD, I don’t have Blu-ray devices)... and ordered the collectors for the previous one as well (ahhh disposable income... but still it’s almost $200 for me)... If you can’t get amazon.co.jp to deliver to you, I’m using Tenso as a forwarding address (expensive but reliable) and even the most fragile items (like figurines) have arrived with extra bubble wraps.

Becoming an international celebrity via FS is a rarity and a feat... but sometimes I feel sad because he, being extremely responsible, confines himself to the expected life of a celebrity. The other side of this is that of course this helps him in removing all other distractions and focus on figure skating. Don't mind me I’m just thinking while I'm typing - the expected behavior for Asian celebrities is harsh and looking back at those “apology press conferences” of those from girl groups/boy bands just because they literally went on a date... I sincerely hope that he doesn’t have to live like that or think that he has to live like that due to his fame. Or that he has to live the perfect life because he’s now an exemplary citizen of Japan. I worry about him too much. I just want him to be happy, you know?

I’m thinking 24th August - need some time to finish the subtitles and edit. I’m already on my trip so I’m going to be unresponsive for now but I’ll definitely start the arrangements when I come back.

https://venturebeat.com/2019/07/31/kast-acquires-remnants-of-group-watch-company-rabbit/ Looks like rabbit is officially dead, and Kast bought over whatever is remaining of rabbit. Rabbit will now redirect to Kast. Also in other news, the web version of Kast is now in beta and you soon no longer need to download the app to watch as long as you have Chrome (i.e. it will work on all Android devices). I honestly swear I don't work for Kast. I will be opening up the group for public membership so that it's easier for anyone on the planet to join the group.

I’m just grateful he exists and he is still skating, and still pushing his tech in his never ending search for perfection. He’s not the kind what would rehash something without making meaningful touch ups to it - he has too much integrity in him to even allow pre-rotations. I don’t really care what program he does because I’m sure he will always put love and care into everything he does. BESP uncles said before - his attention to details are second to none.

If that happens... I'm keeping maybe 10 pieces of 10,000 Yen pristine for... you know, reasons.

I am now in a dilemma - I found a 1080P source for CiONTU Day 3 but it's Chinese subbed, should I broadcast that and overlay the subtitles? Or should I use the 540P source that is the raw? BlueFlame has the translated segments in 1080P ... decisions decisions decisions

I saw this tweet... and I died again. HOW CAN ANYONE LOOK THIS BEAUTIFUL? HOW IS THIS LEGAL?!?!?!

And he's only 24 - where was I at age 24? He's got WAYYYYYYYY too much qualities to list down - he is truly the greatest boy man in the world. Now that he knows how to murder people in ice shows, it's no longer right to call him boy anymore ... He is my beacon of hope for humanity...

The brat energy is so high here... We see "Perfect Yuzu" on interview most of the time but this really gives us a glimpse into how much of an annoying younger brother he is at home.

Done, added them to the first post.

Streaming for Periscope My PC Setup 1) It might be easier to just use your phone to stream it off a screen than to do what I do. 2) I run dual screens. Periscope needs 2 screens. 3) Any sounds from your PC will be broadcasted - take note. 4) I use OBS Studio (https://obsproject.com/download) to stream to Periscope. 5) I am basically streaming the to both Apps at the same time using 1 iSakura login. 6) There is a delay of approximately 20 seconds for Periscope streaming. Setting up OBS Setting up OBS is quite technical, so please bear with me. 1. Setting what you stream When you launch OBS, there looks like some kind of studio going on. Not to worry, just click on the "+" button. Select "Display Capture" - This will be basically telling OBS which screen to capture for the broadcast. Set a meaningful name for the Display, or be me and just let it be default. Drop down and select the screen you want to use. You might want to remove the checkbox for capturing your mouse movements. 2. Setting up for Periscope Head over to Periscope and look for the Producer (https://www.periscope.tv/account/producer) link. You will see something like below. Take note of what is in the red box. Go to the settings page in OBS. Go to the Stream settings. (A) Set Service as "Custom" (B) Copy the Server URL from Periscope to Server (C) Copy the Stream Key from Periscope to Stream Key Go to Output settings. Set the Keyframe Interval as 3. Go to Audio settings. Set the Sample Rate as 44.1khz. The settings are done and click OK. 3. Starting the Periscope Stream First, you need to enable to stream to Periscope first. Click on Start Streaming. If you have a microphone connected to your PC, take note to mute the Mic/Aux. Now, when you head back to Periscope Producer, you will see that there is a Preview Broadcast button now. You can click on it to see what you are showing. If there are warnings, usually it can be ignored UNLESS the words are in Yellow or Red. Those means something needs to be rectified. E.g. you might be streaming in 1920x1080 but the maximum settings Periscope accepts is 1280x720. This means you will need to go to OBS to stop the stream and change settings in the Video settings. If all is well, you can change the Broadcast Title and click on Go LIVE. Take note to mute the Producer if you intend to keep this page open. What I noticed is that Periscope is significantly laggy in PC, but works fine on my iPhone. 4. Stopping the Periscope Stream To stop the Periscope broadcast, go to Producer first to stop the broadcast. After which, you stop the stream via OBS.

I promised to come up with a guide on streaming using Kast and Periscope, so here it is: My PC Setup 1) I run dual screens. But it is possible to Kast using 1 screen. 2) Any sounds from your PC will be broadcasted - take note. 3) I use iSakura (https://japannettv.com/wpshop/) for streaming. If the channel is BS (e.g. BS Fuji), chances are you use Mini or Basic, if it is CS, chances are you will need to use Pro. 4) I use Chrome to run iSakura. 5) If you are using rabbit, take note that Kast requires a separate iSakura subscription. Streaming via Kast Kast is generally simple. (1) This is to broadcast your screen. (2) This is to watch what is being streamed. After you enter via KAST, there is a row of buttons at the bottom. Click on the button highlighted above. There will be a popup: You can select a screen to stream (for dual screens). Or you can select Application Window to stream (for single screen). I am actually using Chrome above, and that page title is iSakura's stream page. There is a chance that the Kast App will jump to Chrome, not to worry you can Alt-Tab back to Kast without any interrupts in the stream. You can also maximise the playback on iSakura without any issues. Another thing you will need to do is to setup the audio: Click on the highlighted button above: There will be a popup. You will need to set the Input to Computer's Audio. NOTE: This means that all the sounds from your PC will be picked up in the stream. Once done, you can go to the bottom left corner of Kast, double click it to maximise what you are streaming in the App. After you are done streaming, end the stream by clicking on this button: The same popup will appear and you click on END STREAM: And you leave the room this way:

Yes! Toyama! I started my stream already! Edit: Oh wait I'm too soon - I double converted the timezone difference.

I follow https://pamigena.tumblr.com/ on tumblr - there's a lot of nice wallpapers there!