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55/5 Pomodoro Timer - 2 Hour Study Session

177 просмотров · 8 дней назад
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177 просмотров · 8 дней назад
The kind of video you start and then forget is playing. On screen there is a still, single-colour screen, and it stays that way - no cuts, no movement, nothing that flashes. A low, deep hush. No melody, no beat - nothing you have to listen to. What it helps with: putting something on before people arrive studying long work sessions working alone at home when the silence gets loud carving out your own space in an open office with headphones drawing, sewing, model-making and other slow handwork How to use it: Turn autoplay off and it will not jump to something else when it ends. Works on headphones or speakers. On headphones, turn it down one more notch. You can drop the resolution to save data; the sound does not change. Keep the volume as low as is comfortable. Masking does not need to be loud - the point is not to hear this, it is to not hear the rest. Questions people ask: Is it safe to leave on all night? Yes. The picture holds still throughout - no flashes, no flicker. If your phone is charging, just don't leave it under a pillow. Can you hear it loop? The sound is built from a repeating section, but the join is made so you cannot hear it - no click, no gap, no sudden change in level. That part took more work than anything else. What is the audio quality? 48 kHz stereo. You will hear the difference on headphones or a decent speaker. Are there mid-roll ads? I do not place any ads inside the video. I cannot control what YouTube inserts on its own; if that bothers you, Premium or an ad blocker is the only real answer. Chapters: 0:00 1. Focus 55:00 2. Break 1:00:00 3. Focus 1:55:00 4. Break If you want a different length or a different tone, say so in the comments and I will look at that next. If this one worked for you, a like and a subscribe genuinely help - and tell me in the comments which length you need next, because that is where the next one comes from.