Gridplayer - MUST TRY
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So for ages now im the type that likes to have multiple videos at once during le therapeutic goon sesh....sometimes a couple, sometimes 16. I love the syncro cumshots that someone posts as torrents... good stuff. Sometimes ill just highlight moments with VLC or MediaPlayer classic and loop it over and over.
BUT NOW... this grid player (VLC Based) is a gamechanger. I highly suggest yall goon and porn enthusiasts try it out if you like multiple videos at once. Yes Microsoft gives a warning - yes the program is safe and fine.
Drag and drop however many videos you want. Highly suggest to learn the shortcuts for ease of use. Easy to fix the aspect ratio of ones you dont want filled into its allotted space. I really enjoy this wonderful program.
I didnt see it anywhere on here when I searched so I figured I would post and share.
https://github.com/vzhd1701/gridplayer
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@cp2000 there is an app on the mac app store called muxy that lets you combine videos and export them as an mp4, so you can take your faves and combine them and then watch them easily all together anytime. It is so you don't have to spend time putting the wall together each time.
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Interesting player
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Whoa... That's like ADHD on steroids! haha
FWIW: Windows saying the app isn't recommended or is potentially unsafe doesn't really mean all that much. On two of my computers now, after many years of working flawlessly, all of the sudden one day, Windows decided that my graphics card drivers were a potential hazard and could no longer be loaded. Even when updating to the latest version from the manufacturer website, Windows still gave me the same issue, so I eventually just turned off the memory integrity in the core isolation settings just to make Windows STFU about the driver that I know to be just fine, as it's been running flawlessly with no issue for many years.
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Whoa... That's like ADHD on steroids! haha
FWIW: Windows saying the app isn't recommended or is potentially unsafe doesn't really mean all that much. On two of my computers now, after many years of working flawlessly, all of the sudden one day, Windows decided that my graphics card drivers were a potential hazard and could no longer be loaded. Even when updating to the latest version from the manufacturer website, Windows still gave me the same issue, so I eventually just turned off the memory integrity in the core isolation settings just to make Windows STFU about the driver that I know to be just fine, as it's been running flawlessly with no issue for many years.
All the while LG can install literal rootkit drivers and turn the user's PC into an outdoor and windows will let it gladly
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@ianfontinell Are we at all surprised by any crap done by Micros**t? [He said smugly, having recently switched to Linux ... then hoping desperately that there's a Gridplayer version for that OS too!]
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@ianfontinell Are we at all surprised by any crap done by Micros**t? [He said smugly, having recently switched to Linux ... then hoping desperately that there's a Gridplayer version for that OS too!]
Sadly, no... Not at all. I used to work for them many years ago, and some of what I've seen from within the inside of the company kinda made my brain hurt. It's gotten to a point where nothing they do and nothing they roll out really surprises me anymore. This includes rolling out Windows Updates that may fix the problem they were intended to fix, but are not properly tested before being released, so they end up breaking something else. The biggest example I can think of for this are the SEVERAL updates over the last couple of years that have either caused the BSOD, requiring a Windows reset in order to fix, or even worse, have broken BitLocker such that many users were quite outraged by the fact that they didn't have their BitLocker recovery key, so the update effectively bricked their device. This BTW is the reason why I have all my such keys not only backed up in a file to multiple cloud services, but also to a Microsoft account so that if this ever ends up happening to me, I can at least still enter the recovery key so I can get past the encryption, then fix the root cause of the issue.
Imagine that though... A Windows Update that actually bricks the system, rather than fixing the problem like it's supposed to, and being released in an environment where Windows Updates are more or less mandatory unless you use the enterprise edition and use Group Policy Editor to restrict them from being possible. The only other known way around this is to run your own DNS servers and setup a DNS blacklist of sorts so that the Windows Update servers do not actually resolve. I've had to do this once before too.
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@MrMazda since I'm on Windows I have always resorted to wub (windows update blocker) and using Portmaster to limit to which extent windows services can access the internet.
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@ianfontinell Does WUB actually still work? I know that back in the earlier days of Windows 10, Microsoft decided to roll out an update to disable such things. The more common method of disabling Windows Update at the time was to modify the hosts file to effectively block the WU servers. Their answer specifically to the hosts file hack was to roll out an update that forces requests for WU to go to DNS resolution BEFORE checking the hosts file so that blocking the servers in the hosts file becomes ineffective. That's why I resorted to implementing DNS blacklists within my own DNS servers to continue the blocking at a DNS level.
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@MrMazda it still works, and it also prevents the update service from being restarted by any other service. The only way to reactivate it is through wub itself.
now that i give it a thought i dont really know if it still works since i don't update mine since idk 2024 so idk it works at least for me
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