Just looks like the value for rotation speed is off a bit no? Hard to tell how you coded it from the vid alone.

I think your browser might just be fucky wucky. Looks and behaves fine to me.

Nice :) glad i could help

For the video version https://xcancel.com/julianfeeld/status/1892729677782860052

aaand for easy reposteability i turned it into a low res gif

Maybe you have to enable something for the video calls in the “Labs” section of the settings but i dont think so. Its just an embedded version of the instance hosted by element.io so it should be functionally the same if you try that one in the browser.

This is how i have it set up

EasyEffects works well for me on debian but on a different distro with different audio setup it might not be such a smooth experience. 🤷

there’s no evidence Discord themselves have ever sold any data

Even if that were true, thats not how things work in the real world. If you cant mathematically prove that you dont have access to the data, then you arent trustworthy.

Calls recently got encryption

Says who? Discord themselves? Did the publish the code?

How else do you think they maintain a chat history

e2ee is not so hard that the biggest player in the game couldnt pull it off my guy. they just want that sweet sweet data.

Im following matrix dev work very closely so im wondering if you have been trying the old call system (jitsi or 1:1 calls) or the new one (element call). the new one should work well for screensharing video but ofcourse you do have some level of compression artifacts. the element-desktop client should have it enabled by default since a few version ago. You can quickly test it out here without an account too https://call.element.io/

For noise removal it just uses the standard webrtc noise filtering stack afaik which does suck, but i have it disabled and do that kind of audio filtering systemwide on my linux machine with easyeffects.

Per their privacy policy they collect

Content you create. This includes any content that you upload to the service. For example, you may write messages or posts (including drafts), send voice messages, create custom emojis, or post other content that you create with features that we develop. You may also upload and share files through the services.

Thats what they collect(so not the calls apparently my bad). In regards to how they use it, they mention advertisement stuff and the usual vague language of “improve our services” and “personalization”. The AI stuff is supposedly opt in, but they collect the data and they are subject to US subpoenas so all bets are off anyways.

They also sell that number, all your chat logs, voice calls and media to AI training companies.

Dont be a loser, dont use discord.

It does not give users “control”, its an illusion to think that something posted on the internet can be controlled. The only reason this exists is to get people to register an account. Thats it.

They require login for all “sensitive” posts, so yes it is a systemic issue. For anyone annoyed by this, just use LibRedirect and enable forwarding of BlueSky to the 3rd party web client https://skyview.social/