• Flying Squid
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    694 months ago

    I honestly cannot envision a scenario in which I would want something like this from YouTube.

          • Corgana
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            4 months ago

            Pretty sure the solid colors are for people who need to shine a specific color of light, and there’s no simpler way to quickly do that. You either download a new app, or google image search and try to find something you can zoom in with.

            The sound effects one I have no idea, haha

              • Captain Aggravated
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                34 months ago

                Remember in the very early days of the apple app store they had shit like a virtual beer so if you held the phone up to your lips it looked like you were drinking a mug of beer? Pointless but kind of showed off the phone’s capabilities? There would have been an app for put whatever color you want on the screen" with a set of RGB sliders. But nowadays that thing would require file access, phone, SMS, camera and payment permissions and would ruin your life for installing.

                • @asexualchangeling@lemmy.ml
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                  4 months ago

                  Why not just use a basic art program and fill the screen with whatever color you need? Doesn’t need any special permissions, or even internet access

                  • Captain Aggravated
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                    44 months ago

                    Install a “basic art program” on a cell phone and tell me what permissions it asks for.

                    Or just do a google image search for “red.” Is the real answer here.

            • @lemmyingly@lemm.ee
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              14 months ago

              The simpler method is to load whatever stock application that came on your mobile device/computer OS that allows you to color the screen exactly as you desire. They’re offline too.

    • @wolfshadowheart
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      84 months ago

      Why not? Not you, I mean but why not have it as an option?

      Frankly I wouldn’t use it either, but I can absolutely see the appeal. Sometimes you want some warm tones, sometimes you want cool tones. Maybe you’re having a Green party for 4/20 and you’re playing Green Day and watching green videos idk.

      Lol dumbness aside, my immediate thought was “this seems like it could be nice for those who sleep to videos” - I know that I don’t always want a white-blue heavy video but something darker and red

      • Flying Squid
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        144 months ago

        Okay, but what if your darker and redder video is super loud and obnoxious and your blue-white video is quiet and calm? Or the dark red one is strobing and the blue-white one is calm and soft? That’s the problem with just sorting them by color. Color doesn’t really tell you anything about the content of the video. I mean I supposed this very out-there idea of a ‘green party’ could be a weird usage case, but I think that’s a very unusual event and doesn’t really justify the feature.

    • @Meron35@lemmy.world
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      14 months ago

      The ASMR and meditation community sometimes embrace a specific colour aesthetic for videos. They’re also all pretty similar in terms of audio level etc so I can see this working well in that niche.

      E.g. https://youtu.be/lziFPKhsJ2A