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Hey everyone, looking for some insight on a persistent screen/TV flicker issue specific to the Lumix S5 II.

In our studio setup, we shoot with a TV in the background. On our S1H and GH5S, we run in PAL system frequency at a 225° shutter angle and experience zero flicker across all monitors. However, on the S5 II, trying to replicate this or match equivalent shutter speeds/angles still leaves a subtle, persistent rolling flicker on the TV screen.

Switching the S5 II NTSC / 120° shutter angle reduces it, but a slight flicker remains, whereas our S1H and GH5S handle the exact same studio environment cleanly.

Has anyone encountered sensor readout or processing differences on the S5 II's that affect display refresh sync compared to older Lumix bodies?

Any specific Synchro Scan offsets, firmware workarounds, or menu settings we might be missing to get it completely clean?

I want to build a dedicated **OpenClaw Support & Diagnostic Agent** that acts as an orchestrator to manage and execute three specific sub-agents. The goal is to troubleshoot system-wide issues and trace errors across my environment. Also new to using the orchestration pattern so tips useful as well.

I'm thinking of using these subagents I need the orchestrator to manage:

* **Sub-Agent 1 (Documentation & Config Reader):** This agent needs to ingest the local documentation for my specific OpenClaw build and analyse my downloaded deployment YAML and JSON configuration files to understand the system state.
* **Sub-Agent 2 (Core System Log Parser):** This agent monitors the core OpenClaw system logs. **Crucial requirement:** When I query this agent about an error, it needs to successfully cross-reference the logs to explicitly identify and point to the specific agent causing the issue.
* **Sub-Agent 3 (Custom Agent Log Parser):** This agent parses the custom text logs generated by my other standalone agents (for example, a recipe recommendation agent). These scripts output custom logs tracking the executing script name, active switches, and parameters passed. This sub-agent needs to match those custom script logs up against the core system logs to isolate failures.

Questions:

* Is there a "best" format to start agents from the orchestrator for Open Claw?
* Is there any security measures I should consider?
* Are there existing design patterns or open-source configurations for mapping disparate log files (standard OpenClaw system logs vs. custom script text logs) within an agentic workflow?

Any other tips would be great! Thanks in advance!

I want to build a dedicated OpenClaw Support & Diagnostic Agent that acts as an orchestrator to manage and execute three specific sub-agents. The goal is to troubleshoot system-wide issues and trace errors across my environment. Also new to using the orchestration pattern so tips useful as well.

I'm thinking of using these subagents I need the orchestrator to manage:

• Sub-Agent 1 (Documentation & Config Reader): This agent needs to ingest the local documentation for my specific OpenClaw build and analyse my downloaded deployment YAML and JSON configuration files to understand the system state.
• Sub-Agent 2 (Core System Log Parser): This agent monitors the core OpenClaw system logs. Crucial requirement: When I query this agent about an error, it needs to successfully cross-reference the logs to explicitly identify and point to the specific agent causing the issue.
• Sub-Agent 3 (Custom Agent Log Parser): This agent parses the custom text logs generated by my other standalone agents (for example, a recipe recommendation agent). These scripts output custom logs tracking the executing script name, active switches, and parameters passed. This sub-agent needs to match those custom script logs up against the core system logs to isolate failures.

Questions:

• Is there a "best" format to start agents from the orchestrator for Open Claw?
• Is there any security measures I should consider?
• Are there existing design patterns or open-source configurations for mapping disparate log files (standard OpenClaw system logs vs. custom script text logs) within an agentic workflow?

Any other tips would be great! Thanks in advance!

I'm looking for good venues for live music (not electronic) in Skopje. Coming from the UK and I prefer things like rock, indie and even some bulkan tunes.

What's the scene like? When does the music start playing and until what time? And recommendations for a saturday would be great!

I'll probably go to Debar Maalo but some good venues would be good.

I use Gemini daily (at work) and the other ai for home stuff. I also use NotebookLM a lot for building a local expert of knowledge I can query. Sometimes I use the ai tools in my google drive to search for stuff.

I just found out there’s a larger ecosystem of ai tools Google like veo and agent studio. Code co-assistants

Are they any good? Cool integrations/works well? Should I even bother or just stick with the other best in class tools around eg Seed dance for video or Hermes/open claw for agentic workflows?