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@AmazonHelp I don't see a section on that page that talks about audio quality settings. There used to be an option called "Streaming audio quality", and I'm curious where that's been moved to?
@AmazonHelp I don't see a section on that page that talks about audio quality settings. There used to be an option called "Streaming audio quality", and I'm curious where that's been moved to?
https://t.co/9TxdmSL1gA will close on Sep 18, 2020, and all builds will be removed. If you're using Zeranoe @FFmpeg Builds in your product, please ensure that you have a hosting strategy in place by the 18th. Thank you to everyone who supported the project along the way!
@MaximeBaconnais@lastrosade@FFmpeg The builds were not based on that build script.
The quality of the build scripts for FFmpeg and the external libraries is poor, so a public release of those is unlikely.
rav1e is now available in the Zeranoe @FFmpeg builds for win64 and macos64. Due to complications with integrating a Rust library with C, win32 is not available at this time.
VMAF from @NetflixOSS has been added to the Zeranoe @FFmpeg builds.
Threading needed to be switched from w32threads to pthreads, so please report any issues related to that.
CUDA LLVM has been added to the @FFmpeg builds. This enables the scale_cuda, thumbnail_cuda, and yadif_cuda filters. Kudos to rcombs for making this possible.
Starting with 4.2.1, LGPL 3.0 builds are now provided with each point release of @FFmpeg. They can be found in the architecture folders with the suffix "-lgpl".
@videolan's dav1d decoder has been added to the @FFmpeg builds with 20190128-1db30d6. dav1d is intended to be a faster AV1 decoder than the one provided by AOM.
An example to use the decoder:
ffmpeg -c:v libdav1d -i i.mkv o.mkv