Intention Repeater Basics

I'm not sensitive at all to energy. But I think this would be a good experiment to try. Instead of using my normal sub I'll charge this one and post it on yt to use. That would be fine right?

Also note, you don't always want to go for strongest, unless there is a need for that.
You probably want the most optimal intensity.

I did not find where else to post this, so I will post it here instead/in the meanwhile.

I was researching how to record a terminal from a commandline connection to another computer, upon which I was running the Repeater (this connection is known as SSH), which by default cannot access a GUI. Many terminal recorder programs require a Linux GUI server (Xorg/X) to be able to record it, as they are actually screenshotting the terminal.

I had to find another one, because as I said, I was on a commandline connection.

I found one that's "self implemented" (most of it made by one person). Apparently, the issue the others have is rendering fonts, without screenshotting, how you will show the terminal's fonts?
What this one does is render (draw) each character using a default included font in the program.
I will edit the program's name into this post if we confirm it works.

Edit: Now that we have confirmed it works, the program's name is "ttystudio".
It's open source, but it has been abandoned for about 6 years now. However, if you install an old environment of what it is coded in (node.js, a very slow and heavy language), it will work.

Sounds like something ProBoards would ban us over, but "tty" means "TeleTYpe", an ancient glass screen that served as an information communication system about a hundred years ago (they still have some uses today), and which served as early terminals to access old mainframes (big and super strong [for their day; they still are around] computers.
So Linux always is emulating those "ttys", and you can see it the most when the GUI server is not on.
Of course, it can use normal "terminal emulators", like the terminal you open up in a graphical environment.

Now, to spare needless details, I generated what is known as APNG (animated PNG). This is a little known file format, which is like a GIF, but a PNG. Some image viewers, as well as modern major browsers, will display it.

I want to test if using the Repeater through APNG files works.

If it does, a benefit would be size, 1 minute or so of recording time is only 89 KB large.

AnthroTeacher, can you tell us if it works, please? Thank you.

If you use the Intention Repeater a lot, will it become more powerful?

Is it the same energy as recording in OBS Studio, a bit more, or a bit less?

Thank you