I’ve just tried after checking mine was up to date (didn’t check version#, but play store says no updates pending).

Do you have another device of similar configuration?.

Could you browse to it in incognito mode?

There would also be some network issues like a failed DNS lookup, but I’m not sure how likely that would be…

Edit: what about tethering a computer to the ohi e a d see if it can hit the site?

As to how to fix, all I can think of now are

Uninstall and reinstall app? Maybe an intermediate step of clear caches.

And the nuke from orbit option of factory reset the device…

The main things i learnt from vim are Escape :q and ^Z. Not a dig on vim, but it was quite a learning curve at the time when nano has been good enough for just about everything i do day to day.

I dont know what that acronym means. I just use nano as a basic text editor, its automatically showing me different colours XML now. I have used it as a text editor for code before, but if i knew i was going to be coding lots, id look at others like vim and emacs. Me using it is a result of it being the quickest tool to get the job done at the time ‘efficiently’ and i know there are more powerful ones out there.

nano ftw.

If nowhere else, make a post on NoStupidQuestions and I’m sure there’s a few people that will help. I made a reply here suggesting raspberry pi os as a good starting point. No command line skills needed and quite a bit of software is available free from Debian (Linux which raspi os is created from).

The user interface is similar with a start menu etc.

If you’ve got a spare PC, I’d use it as a guinea pig system first before moving onto the main system.

Try Linux on it, specifically have a crack at raspberry pi os first. https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ . See the section for Raspberry pi desktop for PC and mac .

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I sort of looked into this a while ago and didn’t actually build something, but I think a Raspberry Pi with Recalbox might be close to what your after. It includes a few games as part of the base software too. I’m sure there was a media player too

I don’t have anything to add technically and there may still be a technical solution to the issue, but on first read I thought the increased humidity could be affecting the signal, but it might be that when it’s rainy more people are inside and streaming and contributing to the total load of the network.

Ive downloaded imagemagick and used the convert program to make them smaller.

convert -quality 85 input.jpg output.jpg

should make it smaller, the 85 is a % factor which determines how much compression the algorithm uses. 100% is big files with high quality, the default is something like 92% .

convert -resize 1920x1080 -quality 85 input.jpg output.jpg

also adjusts the resulting image size.

For the image i used, it was 3840*2160 and 3.0 meg. When compressing with 50% quality, the file size was 850kb, when resizing down, it was 250kb,

How much each file size shrinks with % compression will likely depend on what the image is.

There isn’t a lot of detail in your question, I’m trying to get a better understanding of what your trying to do as there might be a better tool than ffmpeg to do this. I’m thinking that ImageMagick and it’s convert tool could be the best tool for the job.

Is there a specific reason for ffmpeg to be the program to manipulate the files?

Is the compression factor the only thing you want to change?

I have a camera that takes 40003000 pixel images, I’d your looking to reduce the file size, would it be acceptable to also use less pixels? Converting to say 20001500 which would still look great on a full HD screen of 1920*1080 pixels.

World. Why? “Hello World”.