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12:55 AM

Alex Jones is back on YouTube but @TeamYouTube should restore @RealAlexJones's older accounts. YouTube should also restore my former Ojawall channel which was banned back in 2017; Youtube did restore some of my other channels tho, that only took me around seven years of fighting with YouTube until they finally admit that they were wrong

11:05 AM
The problem is @TeamYouTube already said this to me that they would take a closer look as I have been fighting YouTube since at least 2017 and I finally got two channels restored by 2024 but @Google refused many times to restore the third channel and YouTube just suspended Alex Jones again.

11:21 AM
Dear Grok
I am using OpenShot Video Editor on Ubuntu on my ASUS laptop, I imported two hours worth of videos, around 36 video files or clips, I clicked on to add all of those like 36 files to the timeline but I seem to be unable to scroll through the timeline past about the first five minutes meaning I am not sure if the video editor is glitching, my laptop has around 4 CPU cores, 8 virtal cores, 30 GB RAM, over 100 GB of free space on hard drive, I am barely using 10 GB of my 30 GB RAM. I do not know if this editor has limitations or problems. I added a clip to a secondary track, that fixed the timeline, it looked like the timeline zoomed out, then I was able to slide through the timeline past that first 5 minutes I mentioned earlier to the last few minutes of the two hours. I accidentally made additional tracks by clicking on the add tracks button, I cannot find a way to delete the added tracks. I fixed the problem by unclicking the cut option. I forgot to tell you I was cutting clips. After I unclicked the cut, I was able to right-click to delete tracks. I was also able to delete clips or sections after slicing or cutting. After cutting and deleting, now there are holes or blank spots on the timeline, I would love a way to automatically moved the remaining clips together to remove the gaps. So speaker-test -c 2 to test sound but how to stop that test? Control + C to end the test in Terminal. The audio works. I told Grok about my computer. I am trying to export a video I made via OpenShot Video Editor. I want to know which formats to save it in. I want to try to leave the video as is and try not to alter it too much regarding the audio, video, frames, resolution, etc. I do not see simple copy options where it might just leave the details the same. I saved the video project. Might Avidemux be able to open it? Okay. Scratch the Avidemux. Back to OpenShot, I recorded video via a pen cam, the audio is mono, the video format was Avi. Resolution says 1080p but the quality of the video doesn't seem to be 1080p or it might be poor lighting. I want to save the video at the highest resolution so I don't lose any pixels in the video. I want it to be not too high or too low. If I save it as 720p instead of 1080p, speculate on the worse that could happen. On VLC, when I open the videos outside of OpenShot, VLC does say it is 1080P video but my eyes say it does not seem to totally 1080p and possibly pixelated or a smaller resolution. I have a pen cam. It automatically saves videos every five minutes. There seems to be no way to change this. Sometimes, some of the videos are out of sync with the audio. Not all the videos. It randomly happens. The pen does not have removable storage, it connects to my computer via USB-C. Find out if trying to format the internal storage in the pen might erase it's ability to record video. List the worse possibilities if the pen was to be reformatted from Fat32 to Ext4. Your advice is wrong because I already did that. I press record and it recorded for 2 hours without stop like I said but it would save the two hours in five-minute sections, I already told Grok this and Grok is being stupid again even after I told Grok.