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I have started to watch more videos at > real-time speeds. Depends on the quality of the video but can get at least x1.25 and upto x1.75 without my brain fryin
by monkeydust 5y ago
I have started to watch more videos at > real-time speeds.
Depends on the quality of the video but can get at least x1.25 and upto x1.75 without my brain frying.
Instead of reading what if this was text->speech at a multiple?
- quaintdev 5y agoI follow this for Udemy/YouTube videos
- matsemann 5y agoI just wish most software were smarter about the speed ups. Naively playing everything X times faster can be weird. Either the pauses are too short, the words spoken too fast, or something. But it should dynamically stretch and squish more, I feel, to make it sound like a person actually speaking faster.
- traceroute66 5y ago> I have started to watch more videos at > real-time speeds. I started doing this too. But mostly because it helps with those videos where the speaker is speaking about an interesting topic but is speaking very slowly, or with large gaps or with many fillers. It helps making the viewing experience much more bearable.
- mrgill 5y agoMy default for watching any video is 2.0x. Up to 3.0x/3.5x.