Activity for FFmpegYAG
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Craig Janeway modified a comment on a wiki page
I managed to compile on mint nate 19.3 tricia having wxgtk3.0. Same pop-up notices at start and depreciated notices if started from terminal, but it opens and saves a script file okay, which is nice. Haven't used it but once to cut a clip out, and found the slider on video not moving as well or fast as I'd like to move it accurately. Also the windowing of the gui did not do well if resized. I believe a change over to something other than gtk would be good? Note: the README.md file also list requirements...
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I managed to compile on mint nate 19.3 tricia having wxgtk3.0. Same pop-up notices at start and depreciated notices if started from terminal, but it opens and saves a script file okay, which is nice. Haven't used it but once to cut a clip out, and found the slider on video not moving as well or fast as I'd like to move it accurately. Also the windowing of the gui did not do well if resized. I believe a change over to something other than gtk would be good?
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John D posted a comment on ticket #35
ty :)
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Ronny Wegener posted a comment on ticket #35
Unfortunately this project has been abandoned and is no longer developed. There is no support.
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Black screen after trimmed without re-encode
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FFmpegYAG is just a GUI for ffmpeg.exe, if you not select a certain codec, ffmpeg.exe will automatically select one. You need to research ffmpeg.exe for further information, e.g. https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/359946-ffmpeg-creates-MP4-without-windows-preview-thumbnail Please note that this project is no longer maintained, i recommend to search for a better alternative.
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Andrew posted a comment on ticket #34
Yes, there are thumbnails for any video which hasn't been created with FFmpegYAG. I've tried both ffmpeg.exe and ffmpeg-hi10-heaac.exe UPD: if I choose codec libx264 instead of "default" value in the dropdown list - it works correctly and thumbnail appears
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Are there thumbnails for other videos which have not been created with FFmpegYAG? Which ffmpeg.exe do you choose during startup?
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Video Thumbnail doesn't appear after processing
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r_x posted a comment on ticket #33
Ok. I understand that. Anyway the tool is very helpful and via the cmd redirection fully usable. BTW: I like the clear UI design. A lot of options nicely grouped and easy to understand and use. May be some day I manage to get a working build environment....
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FFmpegYAG is currently not maintained. Containers and their supported codecs are hardcoded in Libav.cpp, so there is nothing that can be done from your side.
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Option to disable video codec check
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FFmpegYAG is currently not maintained because of lack of time. Also the migration to wxWdgets 3.0 is still incomplete, which prevents it from building.
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thwaller created ticket #32
Package update plans
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schubi77 modified a comment on ticket #20
Hi Ronny, (your past name is a hint that you are german, me too) First to say, this FFmpegYAG is up to now really well done! Its clear, self declaring and with really good quality in its results (up to now I used it for Audio). But I am the same opinion, that 2 pass is not really obsolete, because one can really optimize the using of the source data for a better result. of the target. Would it be a big task, to reimplement this 2pass Option again or could you once again please explain this zero bitrate...
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Hi Ronny, (your past name is a hint that you are german, me too) First to say, this FFmpegYAG is up to now really well done! Its clear, self declaring and with really good quality in its results (up to now I used it for Audio). But I am the same opinion, that 2 pass is not really obsolete, because one can really optimize the using of the source data for a better result. of the target. Would it be a big task, to reimplement this 2pass Option again or could you once again explain this zero bitrate...
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Hi Ronny, (your past name is a hint that you are german, me too) First to say, this FFmpegYAG is up to now really well done! Its clear, self declaring and with really good quality in its results (up to now I used it for Audio). But I am the same opinion, that 2 pass is not really obsolete, because one can really optimize the using of the source data for a better result. of the target. Would it be a big task, to reimplement this 2pass Option again or once again explain this zero bitrate stuff maybe...
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added debugging configuration
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changed project from geany to visual studio code
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changed readme to markdown format
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migrated hgignore to gitignore
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Jonathan Sambrook created ticket #31
Editable segment endpoints
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Destination directory selection button
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Zen Subz created ticket #29
FFmpegYAG crashes while opening any video
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SourceBugs created ticket #28
REQUEST: Option To Adjust Audio Volume
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My mistake, the above fail is with ffmpeg 3.1.1 installed, it doesn't compile against....
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Makefile:67: recipe for target 'obj/Libav.cpp.o' failed
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Stilicrafter created ticket #26
Export unpossinle
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vp9 support has been added and is available in the new builds, but requires a ffmpeg...
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ADD VP9 AND HEVC (H265)
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FFmpegYAG released /ffmpegyag_0.7.6_windows-10-portable_i686.zip
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But it is not released for Windows , right ?
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To use two-pass mode with CRF, it is required to set a CRF value and explicitly set...
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To use two-pass mode with CRF it is required to set a CRF value and explicitly set...
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x265 support has been added in revision [2743e0] and has already been released for...
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Fironet modified a comment on ticket #20
I've done comparisons using CRF with VP9 and 2 pass is essential and far from obsolete....
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I've done comparisons using CRF with VP9 and 2 pass is essential and far from obsolete....
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ADD VP9 AND HEVC (H265)
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Fabien Devaux created ticket #24
Infinitely displaying an assertion error on startup
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pham viet created ticket #23
enhancement suggestion: (1) streaming outputs (2) command-line additional options
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Though i don't recommend old avi + libxvid, the combination has been added to the...
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libxvid codec/format constraint
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Jesus Eguiluz created ticket #22
libxvid codec/format constraint
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l33tmeatwad posted a comment on ticket #21
I suppose I want specific enough, this issue is launching the application. When opening...
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FFmpegYAG is still alpha and there are plenty of errors and crashes, especially when...
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FFmpegYAG is still alpha and there are crashes many times, especially when playing...
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Randomly Crashing
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Multi-pass encoding has been disabled (but is technically still present) a long time...
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Multi-pass encoding has been disabled (but is technically still present) a long time...
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Randomly Crashing
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Automated 2-pass Encoding
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Default value will be changed to -crf 18 File: AVConvGUIMain.cpp Line: 365 + 374...
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Default Settings
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Default Settings
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Latest builds should now work with ubuntu 14.04, if not please re-open a new ticket...
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libavformat53 missing, installation failed
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Device initialization on windows has been fixed, sound playback is now working properly...
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Audio Playback (Windows)
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Device initialization on windows has been fixed, sound playback is now working p...
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Fixed in revision [b24dc7] Will be available in release 0.7.6 alpha status: New -->...
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Not loading presets
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Fixed in revision [b24dc7] Will be available in release 0.7.6 alpha
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It was possible to reproduce the problem. Nested menus seems to behave different...
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It was possible to reproduce the problem. Nested menus seems to behave different...
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Not loading presets
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I forgot to mention, it will not save them either.
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Not loading presets
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9527 posted a comment on ticket #17
Thanks Ronny. I complied it successesfully on Windows using Visual Studio 2013 with...
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If you used MinGW with the command exactly as described "./configure config_mingw32.sh"...
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If you used MinGW with the command exactly as described "./configure config_mingw32.sh"...
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It's really hard to compile for windows.I spent hours to compile it.still not working....
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The README is a little bit outdated, you need to run "./configure --config-mingw32"...
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configure.cmd and win32.make were missing for windows compilation
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