r/Archiveteam

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New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community.

Hello everyone - this community is in need of a few new mods, and you can use the comments on this post to let us know why you’d like to be a mod here. 

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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Adobe clearscan alternative

What is free opensource adobe clearscan alternative to replace rasterized text in pdf with vectorized fonts, but keep other images on page intact.

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u/No-Coyote-1818 — 10 days ago

I made a free app that automatically archives every YouTube video you watch, and can rescue deleted ones to the Internet Archive

I got tired of going back to old videos and finding "this video has been removed," so I made a little app that saves everything I watch on Youtube automatically. It reads your watch history and downloads new stuff in the background, and can push it to Google Drive or whatever cloud you use.

It also checks for videos that got deleted later, and if you have a copy you can upload it to the Internet Archive so it's not gone forever.

It's free and open source, made with python + yt-dlp, with assistance from Claude. Windows setup is just running a bat file. Still pretty new so if something breaks let me know!

https://github.com/noschff/yt-history-archive

u/noschff — 10 days ago
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Looking for deleted tumblr posts

I get it it’s a shot in the dark and I’ve been at this for years at this point. I’ve been trying to recover my lost story on tumblr that was deleted on error in Jan of 2018. I tried the wayback machine, Gmail, ChatGPT and Google. I’m not sure if anyone has a way to restore the links or anything else to suggest that I do. I’ve reached out to tumblr which was no help, the way back machine support team, and Google as I was able to get some of the story back but not all.

please if you’re able to help respond to this immediately if you’re able to help!!!

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u/Original-Stage-2034 — 11 days ago
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[partially lost] 2000s Go-Gurt Halloween Game

Hi, so I was looking for some Halloween lost media cases and stumbled upon a game from 2006 called Go-Gurt Monster Tracker. Now I say it’s partially lost because the game is backed up on Ruffle (the archival for flash games) but it was a sever game meaning it’s unplayable in its current state. You can only get so far as picking your username before it locks you out. Here’s the websites I found where it’s backed up (https://web.archive.org/web/20061031130451/http://www.gogurtmonstertracker.com/# https://www.flashgamesplayer.com/free/gogurt-monster-tracker/play.html)

Now what I find interesting is how there’s no gameplay footage. I found one photo from this write up of a Halloween blog from the time (https://www.i-mockery.com/blabber/2006/09/27/halloween-themed-snack-surprizes-going-online/)

I’m no expert but I believe these server games are basically impossible to recover since they ran from a server deleted long ago. What I want to search for is footage of the game so we can at least see how it played. According to the internet archive it had active screenshots from at least 2008 meaning it ran for at least 3 years and possibly more. I know recordings of flash games from that time were pretty big on YouTube so I’m sure we can find something if we use the right search terms.

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u/PandaRamArt — 11 days ago