There's nothing worse than seeing a thread full of red 'X's or broken image links!! PLEASE use the attachment feature for image hosting. When posting a thread or reply with images, click the manage attachments button below the text box and upload them to our server. This eliminates a lot of headaches for members viewing your thread long after your cheesy photobucket or imageshack account has removed your images!
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
even if they are still available the worst is when you are trying to reply and the offsite images are still slowly loading. -
Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
imageshack is slooow...days are so short when you actually do something..Comment
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
How about imagevenue? They seem a bit more reliable.
Any concerns with site bandwidth with large images?Comment
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
we have no bandwith concerns but it nice to be respectful to other members so the threads are loading fast (use 700px wide max)
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1868Comment
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
i don't know. i don't trust any other free image hosting than geocities. i host a website there from 2001 and still running to this day. with some trick you can use it to hotlink the images from the forum too.How about imagevenue? They seem a bit more reliable.
(will, is what i said allowed?)
also i just want to add some tips for you who want to upload screenshot. you may alreaddy know that png is better than jpeg for screenshot. it is better because it is lossles, can be 16kb color, smaller in filesize, and you can add transparency too.
you know, when you visit a webpage with dozens of those jpeg screenshoot, and it slooow because the images take hundreds of kilobytes where png would save it for half the sizes, you feel tired. you on a laptop and using cellphone as a dialup modem. isn't it perfect?
jpeg is only better for natural photography.
/just my 2 cent.
days are so short when you actually do something..Comment
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
hmm i will try that. saving photos as png is a mistake though, for instance i just saved a tiff in png and it was 6mb, the jpg was 482kb.png is better than jpeg for screenshot.Comment
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
How about imgur.com? I know this is an oldish post, but AFAIK imgur is not blocked by many isp's/counties.Comment
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
Try reading this couple times and change the words photobucket or imageshack for any other provider you wish:
This eliminates a lot of headaches for members viewing your thread long after your cheesy photobucket or imageshack account has removed your images!Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry!
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Re: Please Use Forum Attachments For Images!!
Imgur is excellent - be sure to sign up for a free account so you can manage your images.Comment
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That post almost seems like your account have been hacked and you are just canning food…Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry! Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
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Hello!
This machine had the classic fault that all these motherboards have which is the loose pins on the RAM slot.
I soldered them as I have done on a few other of these and then it posted.
Everything works, fully installed with Windows 11 etc.
Only fault is when it has gone to sleep and you turn on again the screen is blank with no backlight and the caps lock does not work so I assume it has frozen completely.
Only way to get it to post again is to remove the battery! No amount of forcing off and on will get it to post!
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Hello everyone,
Ive got a UE60KU6079 on the workbench that is giving me some headaches trying to troubleshoot.
The previous owner stated that there had been white dots on the screen which from the description sounded like some lenses fell of the backlight LEDs.
He had opened the TV from the back, trying to get to the backlight, supposedly gave up, reassebled everything and gave the TV to me.
I expected the worst like ripped COF cables or a cracked panel but could not find anything like that yet.
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Having replaced a brand new full led backlight set and fixing a mainboard fault (power-on transistor) theres now a louder than normal hum / buzz coming from the power board in the AC filter, namely in the LF101 / 2 area, or at least thats where the sound is more resonant whilst the backlight is set at 100%. Turn down the backlight to 50% its less noticeable and 0% its non-audible.
When the rear case is fitted back on its more audible and its certainly more than an acceptable level so would rather solve than leave like it.
Have powered on the tv with panel disconnected... -
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