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README.md

Content repository

These are files saved from the old (3D) High Fidelity AWS S3 buckets. This data is here for organizing and curating into something useful for the derived Open Source projects.

Use a fast connection and an SSD!

This is a huge repository. Cloning it is easily a day-long affair, if not several.

The primary server (daleglass.dev) is hosted on a 1000 Mbps connection, but depending on where you are and how busy the server is, that speed may not be possible. Approximate download times:

  • 10 Mbps: 5 days.
  • 100 Mbps: 12 hours.
  • 300 Mbps: 4 hours.
  • 1000 Mbps: 1.2 hours.

Use a NVMe if you can.

This needs 1.3 TB of free space at a bare minimum. After you're done downloading around 530GB, git is going to check it out, taking ~600 GB more. Just checking it out will take at the very least an hour on a hard disk, probably several (8 hours according to one report)

If you don't have the space, my recommendation would be to buy a cheap 2 TB NVMe, put it into an enclosure, and connect it by USB C. That will save a whole lot of time and annoyance.

Obtaining commit access

If you want to participate in organizing and curating this data, contact Dale Glass#8576 on Discord.

LFS

This repository stores data in Git LFS for better binary management. It's recommended to read the documentation. If the checkout is interrupted in the LFS stage, git lfs pull should fix it.

Removed data

Some data that was initially present in the buckets wasn't uploaded here, either because it's bulky and not useful, or because it could contain something private or that shouldn't be distributed. This includes:

  • Installers.
  • Binary packages for support libraries.
  • Debug dumps and protocol dumps.
  • Linux .rpm and .deb packages.
  • Videos.
  • Identical duplicates have been replaced with symbolic links.

Warning

While some effort has been made to keep things that obviously shouldn't be here out of the repo, it's not impossible that there might be something that shouldn't be here, such as personal backups, passwords or such. Please send a message if you find something like that.

License

High Fidelity to my knowledge released all their content under the Apache 2.0. I'm not aware of them making exceptions from this as of writing.

However, it's very likely there are things High Fidelity either doesn't own, or didn't intend to publically released here. One of the main intentions of this archive is to curate this content, removing anything that doesn't belong. In case of uncertainty, content shouldn't be used, and official permission should be sought. Content that is either not suitable for usage in HiFi-derived platforms (eg, memes, videos, presentations) will eventually be deleted or moved elsewhere, and content that belongs to other entities such as any software libraries, SDKs or artwork will be deleted.