Anyone know which software he use for generating the AI Voice for his video?
Collection Video Croove Collection [2024-07-28] [Croove]
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bestofme96
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Why is this said as if they don't post something every month? With a missed month every 3-4 months...
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syzzlee
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this is perfect the video already real 60fps
Pixy298
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Would you mind making a 60fps version of the Arius Squad video, please? I tried myself but flowframes drained the colors from the video.
I will do it. Which resolution do you want? It's weird, Flowframes is basically just a shell for the neural network, i think the problem is in your hardware or outdated GPU driver (or it's just a bug that the developer fixed in the next update).
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Thank you, 1920x1080 would be just fine for me.
(It's probably just an error on my part, some setting I need to shift around, but lack of GPU power may also be part of it.)
burryniceuser
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I really think he's taking it too far with this. I don't recall a NSFW artist ever being hit with a copyright issue over music. He's my favorite artist so hearing this is a bit worrying, especially given the way he uses music for inspiration.
I mean some got hit off Twitter (Nyantcha), it's a bummer Croove got banned for the Shota stuff but Anna Anon can keep making their "Halfling" Animations. Not that i want them banned, it seems just a bit unfair cause Croove does like 95% normal Stuff so this was a bit hard in the End.
frankluckyee
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Right? I don't know how the copyright issue rules work. There are loads of MMD/HMV in Iwara use random songs by real artists and never get a copyright issue. Plus, Croove always gives credit for the song he used. Why only him get this kind of trouble?
The entity holding the copyright needs to be aware of the infringement before they can take action against a non-compliant entity. Whether or not they take action is usually at their discretion. Some have an unwritten policy which permits all uses, while others may take action only in cases that cause financial loss, reputational damage, or significant opportunity costs. Some must follow domestic laws or conventions, which require them to pursue infringement, otherwise, their rights may be forfeited (as you can see with Nintendo in Japan).
Awareness is a big thing. Not technically copyright, but an adjacent example is Nujabes using unlicensed samples for the Samurai Champloo, which flew under the radar because either the holders did not know, the show was not popular enough, or the financial loss was not worth pursuing etc.
Is it worth collecting all the edits into one post? There are already 400+ posts in this thread.