MediaCoder

Automated FFmpeg Windows Builds ..both 32 and 64 bit builds ! :wink: reimar's mingw64 builds (note that MediaCoder seems unable to use them > Failed to load ... < dunno why) Direct links (maybe useful for online auto-update): http://ffmpeg.arrozcru.org/autobuilds/ffmpeg-latest-mingw32-static.7z htt...

I've tried in many way but 2-pass encoding in MPEG-1 codec always produces error: 1. if you leave "Auto Select" in "Encoder" section > "No file is outputed." after 0.1%; 2. if you select "FFmpeg" in "Encoder" section > does the 1st pass correctly, but the 2nd pass stops at 0.5%; It would be great to...

I recently used MediaCoder for DVD-to-VCD conversion 'cause it's very fast (approx. 100fps) and configurable (i use 352x288/1000Kbps ABR for video and 32KHz/96Kbps for audio). Here's some problems/suggestions: 1. 2-pass enconding won't work with MPEG-1; 2. Keep/Set DAR/PAR seems to haven't any influ...

FLAC-optimizer encoder released !

FLAC 1.2.1: 7 mins 44 secs
fpFLAC x64: 2 mins 13 secs

Speedup = 3.5x; Efficiency = 87.5%

Download fpFLAC 1.0.0.18

Official homepage

Official homepage ...and a very interesting comparison vs. A multicore FLAC encoder @ HA's forums. Results from test #2: original FLAC encoder (-8 compression) = 1 minute, 07 seconds and George FP's encoder (-8 compression) = 21 seconds just for kicks I tried flaCUDA... flaCUDA encoder (-11 compres...

So, I have a question: Why would you (or the average person) need to play that many files at once anyway? Ehm... realtime multicam HD video editing ? http://images.apple.com/hk/en/finalcutstudio/finalcutpro/images/editing_multicam20090722.jpg I can playback 5 MP4/h.264/MP3's at once using a 3 year ...

Recently, in this 3ad @ Hydrogenaudio , a multicore MP3 encoder has unveiled: it's called fpMP3Enc . It's based (obviously) on LAME 3.98.2 and, according to the author, encodes pretty fast: LAME 3.98.2 (x32; rarewares): 24.6x LAME64 3.98 (x64; mp3tech): 20.8x fpMP3Enc (x64; single): 23.3x fpMP3Enc (...

stanley wrote:A new OS?
I don't know why we need.

'cause we need a multimedia OS: Windows nor Linux (and OS/X too, of course) aren't developed with multimedia in mind...

To understand what i mean, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3dsDf_DkII

THE multimedia-OS (aka BeOS) resurrection ! September 14, 2009 – The Haiku Project is proud to announce the availability of Haiku R1/Alpha 1, the first official development release of Haiku, an open source operating system that specifically targets personal computing. The purpose of this release is ...

As someone else already suggested (and Stanley has declared), the best way to take advantage of GPU computations is to follow the OpenCL path. From Wikipedia: OpenCL 1.0 has been released with Mac OS X v10.6 ("Snow Leopard"). According to an Apple press release: Snow Leopard further extends support ...