Can we at least agree that the girl in the picture I posted has nothing in common with the girl in the AI generated picture?
The pic i posted (taken from Vhtv’s TG Channel)
The AI generated pic
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I don’t play, John. I asked you a very simple, straightforward question, and as of this statement, you have yet to answer it.
You posted pics that have nothing to do with the picture I edited. I’ve seen every picture you posted. Of course, I know what she looks like. But the question I’ve asked you over and over has nothing to do with those pictures.
And the picture you posted that I edited shows the actual reality. Not all the extra pictures you’ve posted.
Finally, an answer, although not exactly correct. I clearly stated that the third picture was made without using AI. The second picture used AI to fix only the exposure. And that’s where my editing stopped.
It’s also incorrect because aside from the exposure, the three pictures are identical in every way. I used the first one, your original, and edited that one to get the second two.
So, those three pictures are the same pictures in every way, except for exposure. The one using AI is no different than your original. And I used the one edited with AI to generate all the other pictures. It’s the same face in every single picture, as in your original.
And as I’ve said repeatedly, the AI did not change her face. It’s the same face as the girl in your original photo, whoever she might be. The AI merely filled in the foreground and background around her face. Nothing more.
If I had to guess, I’d say that the girl in the original picture you posted (the one I edited) is not the same girl as the one in all the other pictures you’ve posted since then. Their faces in your originals are completely different.
I fully understand what you think is the problem, John. But that isn’t the problem, at all.
My cropped picture shows the exact same face as in your original. I did not generate anything except the foreground and background around her face. And the face in every picture is the same as the one in your original. It is precisely the same, nothing changed, except the exposure.
You keep talking about reality as if what you said is true, but the simple truth and reality is, the exposure-corrected picture is the exact same face, as in your original. You simply refuse to admit it.
That’s why I asked you to answer the question. But you found a way to weedle your way around the correct answer because you didn’t want to admit that all three pictures were identical. Anybody looking at those pictures can clearly see that the faces are the same in every way except exposure.
But, you chose to divert attention away from that fact by posting different pictures that showed possibly a different girl, as I said above. Comparing the face in the picture I edited with all the other pictures you’ve posted…they do not look like the same girl.
Absolutely not, for at least three reasons and probably more.
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Her face in the picture I edited was not AI generated. It was AI edited. There is a vast difference.
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All the pictures you’ve posted since the one I edited have nothing to do with the one I edited.
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The face in the picture that was AI edited for exposure is the exact same face as in your original.
If you want to agree on something, we can agree on item three, since you conveniently maneuvered around answering my question, which by the way you still owe me an answer for. That’s what you refuse to admit, even what you refuse to talk about.
Here’s both your original picture, and my AI edited picture. Tell me how the faces are different, except for exposure.
If you can’t see your original picture very well, you can fix the exposure with your own app.
If we had a little better quality streams we wouldn’t even need to make them better. Hang an iPhone on the wall and it would be better.
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Amen. 
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I want to see that iPhone which is cabable of streaming 24/7 without overheating and in long term damaging the sensor it has.
iPhones nowadays have nightvision mode as well? 
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Hello, the Vhtv site is bucking, as I always call it. So, the page is constantly reloading.
That’s a bit annoying.
Is it the same for others?
No matter in which flat or with which camera, the page freezes briefly, stops and reloads
I have already solved a ticket. Let’s see what happens.
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I experienced similar trouble in the forum a short while ago, but it’s normal again now. Can’t say if the main site was affected, too. But right now the main site runs smoothly for me.
This has been the case for me for more or less the last two days. Even a restart and a new login had no new effect.
Let’s wait and see what support tells me.
Same here. Basically, unwatchable at the moment
Bet they will tell you to check your internet connection since it’s not global issue
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A long time ago, whenever VHTV wasn’t running smoothly, deleting cookies and restarting the browser did the trick for me. I’ve since set my browser to delete cookies every time I quit it. But I think those problems were still on the old version of the main site, so this probably won’t solve your problems.
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I have carried out a connection test (speed test). Without any problems. My TV streaming via WLAN also runs very smoothly.
Now I’m going to delete the old cookies and then we’ll see.
I think the cookies were a good idea! Seems to be fixed.
But before I send you flowers, dear @Julio137347, I’ll wait a moment.
Thanks for the tip anyway 
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It seems that it did the trick on my side as well 
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@Julio137347
As promised!!! Thank you
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@jabbath1987 , was it you who said they use Videoproc? If so, did you buy a license? If you did, is it an annual license, or a lifetime license?
Yes and I have a lifetime license