Can you use the same green for the notification in the bottom right corner?
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Overall, the colored buttons are certainly helpful.
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The color of the individual buttons remains on all pages until the last task has been completed. Great.
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Last edited by Findu; 14th Jul 2025 at 13:00.
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I understand. What's more important is that you can read it well.
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Two more things for Batch scan for errors:
Shouldn't "Hardware acceleration" be called "Hardware decoding" because "-f null -" check for decoding errors.
Since software decoding isn't a performance difficulty for a long time, you can better assess whether it's still an advantage for you, like at the "Video decoding" page.
When you exit Join, you ask now whether any remaining files should be deleted, like in Multiplex. Why not do the same for batch tasks? -
Will rename it to HWA decoding.
When you exit Join, you ask now whether any remaining files should be deleted, like in Multiplex. Why not do the same for batch tasks?
BTW
Changed the new button color to purple.
Will upload it tomorrow.
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Uploaded.Last edited by ProWo; 14th Jul 2025 at 15:04.
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@ProWo
Quick question: Does clever support opus Freq other than 48k? currently the drop down has only one value [48k].As always .. there is nothing wrong with my environment -
@ ProWo
Great adding the purple "Streams" button.
The button preselection has also disappeared on the "Select source page" and the "Main page". Thank you.
The text "HWA decoding" could also be used at the "Video encoding" page. Then it is uniform. -
Last edited by ProWo; 14th Jul 2025 at 15:43.
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Testing the audio encoding:
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for Opus audio: ok
8000 Hz
12000 Hz
16000 Hz
24000 Hz
48000 Hz
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for PCM audio:
8000 Hz
11025 Hz
12000 Hz
16000 Hz
22050 Hz
24000 Hz
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
88200 Hz
96000 Hz
176400 Hz
192000 Hz
352800 Hz -- missing
384000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values for true HD audio:
88.2 kHz
96 kHz
176.4 kHz
192 kHz
352.8 kHz -- missing
384 kHz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for Vorbis audio:
8000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
24000 Hz
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
88200 Hz -- missing
96000 Hz -- missing
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
352800 Hz -- missing
384000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for MP3 audio:
8000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
24000 Hz -- missing
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for MP2 audio:
8000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz
22050 Hz
24000 Hz
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for FLAC audio:
8000 Hz
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz
22050 Hz -- missing
24000 Hz -- missing
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
88200 Hz -- missing
96000 Hz
176400 Hz
192000 Hz
352800 Hz -- missing
384000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for E-AC-3 audio:
48000 Hz
44100 Hz
32000 Hz
24000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
8000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for DTS audio:
8000 Hz
16000 Hz
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
88200 Hz -- missing
96000 Hz -- missing
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for AC-3 audio: ok
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for AAC audio using the aac_mf codec:
8000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz
22050 Hz
24000 Hz
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
88200 Hz -- missing
96000 Hz
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
Sample rates supported by AAC in FFmpeg are as follows:
8000 Hz
11025 Hz
12000 Hz
16000 Hz
22050 Hz
24000 Hz
32000 Hz
44100 Hz
48000 Hz
88200 Hz
96000 Hz
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
352800 Hz -- missing
384000 Hz -- missingLast edited by videoAI; 14th Jul 2025 at 19:22.
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Will be added.
Sample rate values for true HD audio:
352.8 kHz -- missing
384 kHz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for Vorbis audio:
16000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for Vorbis audio:
88200 Hz -- missing
96000 Hz -- missing
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
352800 Hz -- missing
384000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for MP3 audio:
8000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
24000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for MP2 audio:
8000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
24000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for FLAC audio:
11025 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
24000 Hz -- missing
88200 Hz -- missing
352800 Hz -- missing
384000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for E-AC-3 audio:
24000 Hz -- missing
22050 Hz -- missing
16000 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
11025 Hz -- missing
8000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for DTS audio:
88200 Hz -- missing
96000 Hz -- missing
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
Sample rate values that FFmpeg supports for AAC audio using the aac_mf codec:
8000 Hz -- missing
12000 Hz -- missing
88200 Hz -- missing
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
Sample rates supported by AAC in FFmpeg are as follows:
176400 Hz -- missing
192000 Hz -- missing
352800 Hz -- missing
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@ProWo
Issue: The only resizable column that I came across is Title; but the resize works backwards [!!?].
I think the resize functionality is very usefull, especially for Title & File Name.
Please add resize to both columns, and kindly standardize across all related grids.
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Last edited by videoAI; 15th Jul 2025 at 04:23.
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AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) and AAC-MF (AAC Main Profile) are both audio coding formats, but they have some key differences in terms of their design, use cases, and performance. Here's a comparison:
AAC (Advanced Audio Coding)
Overview:
- AAC is a standardized, lossy compression audio coding format designed to be the successor of the MP3 format.
- It is part of the MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 specifications.
Features:
- Efficiency: AAC generally provides better sound quality than MP3 at the same bit rate.
- Bit Rates: Typically ranges from 32 kbps to 320 kbps.
- Profiles: AAC has several profiles, including Low Complexity (LC), High Efficiency (HE), and Main Profile (MF), among others.
- Use Cases: Widely used in digital radio, streaming services, and mobile devices.
Advantages:
- Better compression efficiency compared to MP3.
- Supports a wide range of bit rates and sampling frequencies.
- Widely supported across various devices and platforms.
Disadvantages:
- May require more computational power for decoding compared to simpler formats like MP3.
AAC-MF (AAC Main Profile)
Overview:
- AAC-MF is a specific profile within the AAC family, designed for applications that require high-quality audio and are not constrained by computational power.
Features:
- Quality: Offers high-quality audio with a focus on maintaining the fidelity of the original sound.
- Complexity: More computationally intensive than other AAC profiles like LC.
- Bit Rates: Typically used at higher bit rates to achieve the best quality.
- Use Cases: Suitable for applications where audio quality is paramount, such as high-fidelity music streaming and professional audio production.
Advantages:
- Provides the highest quality audio within the AAC family.
- Suitable for applications where computational resources are not a constraint.
Disadvantages:
- Higher computational requirements for decoding.
- May not be as widely supported as the LC profile in some devices and platforms.
Summary
- AAC is a versatile and widely supported audio coding format that offers good compression efficiency and sound quality.
- AAC-MF is a specific profile within AAC that focuses on high-quality audio at the cost of higher computational requirements.
Choosing between AAC and AAC-MF depends on the specific needs of your application, including the required audio quality, available computational resources, and the target devices or platforms.As always .. there is nothing wrong with my environment -
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Please don't take the resize away .. I wanted it fixed .. not removed.
BTW, is there a reason why you're not using a dynamic grid [with sortable, resizable columns built in] like DataGridView.
it might help us frame our expectations / requests, if you tell us a bit about the programming language you are using.
I'm guessing it is 'winforms' ?
Last edited by videoAI; 15th Jul 2025 at 06:53.
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Competition is heating up ..
A simple crop video feature with preview .. very interesting ..
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@ProWo
Issue: using MS Soft Keyboard, in Preview, Pressing Space doesn't Pause/Resume, while pressing P works fine. [!!?]
Also the preview audio is very loud. please decrease the audio to ~ 70% of original. [this is a simple ffplay cmd]
And a tiny request ..
I am visually challenged, I can't use my laptop screen or keyboard, instead I use a large monitor, a mouse, and MS on-screen
soft keyboard. The issue is, the soft keyboard can't be minimized, and it is always on top. using clever preview with keyboard
keys is a challenge for me.
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I wish you would consider allowing me, and other users, to use the mouse buttons & wheel .. for example as follows:
Left click -> Pause/Resume
Right click -> Jump between I-frames [already implemented]
Mouse wheel -> single frame step
Thank you .. from all the senior citizens, elderly, and the disabled/disadvantaged out there ..Last edited by videoAI; 15th Jul 2025 at 10:58.
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There are many problems with this request.
1. Mouse right click is already used (to determine the position in FFplay)
2. To reassign the left click and the mouse wheel, the normal mouse status must be changed. This requires a trigger. This could be the start of ffplay.
3. But this is where the biggest problem arises. How to leave the changed status? The mouse cannot be used for this.
As you can see, the matter is complicated and would cause problems, especially for other users.Last edited by ProWo; 15th Jul 2025 at 12:03.
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Please see my response ..
so .. it becomes like this ..
Right click -> no change
Left click -> no change
Middle Mouse click / Wheel Click -> Pause/Resume
Mouse wheel -> single frame step
note: The middle mouse click and the mouse wheel click are two distinct actions that can be performed with a mouse, and they serve different purposes depending on the context and the software being used.Last edited by videoAI; 15th Jul 2025 at 11:52.
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@ ProWo
Thanks for the recent changes. They're working as intended.
If you remember, the title column width was made adjustable because the text was sometimes too long, and you could also enter your own text here.
Is there a way to automatically adjust the column width beyond its minimum after entering text?
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And could you please change the Chapters warning text so that the > symbol is removed? That would be easier for everyone to understand.
[Attachment 87827 - Click to enlarge]Last edited by Findu; 15th Jul 2025 at 15:47.
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Tested with MS Virtual Keyboard on Windows 11 (Windows key + Ctrl + O):
Space bar and P both work as expected. So there is no issue.
Issue #2 The preview audio is very loud. please decrease the audio to ~ 70% of original. [this is a simple ffplay cmd]
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@ ProWo
The "fit content width" for the Multiplex Title column is working well.
And thanks for changing the chaptes warning text.
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Join videos with different resolution and fps:
You have already implemented codecs and streams indexes check for joining, but when I join two files
1) 1356x 680, 23.976 (24000/1001) FPS, 28 min 19 s
2) 1280 x 720, 25.000 FPS, 39 min 5 s
The joined video (1+2) has
Duration : 1 h 7 min (fits)
Frame rate : 46.068 FPS
Offset : 0,023000
VLC plays 1 and show a black screen till 1:07, then playing 2.
When I join 2 and 1, the joined video (2+1) has
Duration : 2 h 6 min
Frame rate : 13.104 FPS
Offset : 0,022969
VLC play 1 in connection 2 and then show a black screen till 2:06.
For two other videos with different resolution and fps, the second video (1+2) is not displayed at all or the second (2+1) is played in slow motion.
Other players also have problems.
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Which containers did you join?
Do the individual parts have different bit depths?
I have tested mkv, right now:
1) 1920 x 800, 23.976 fps, DAR 2.40, YUV 4:2:0, 8 bits
2) 1280 x 534, 23.976 fps, DAR 2.40, YUV 4:2:0, 8 bits
3) 1280 x 534, 25.000 fps, DAR 2.40, YUV 4:2:0, 8 bits
4) 720 x 300, 23.976 fps, DAR 2.40, YUV 4:2:0, 8 bits
5) 1356 x 680, 23.976 fps, DAR 1.99, YUV 4:2:0, 8 bits
Joined in several sequences.
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I joined mp4 containers.
All have 8 bits depth.
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Good hint. Muxing the mp4 parts into mkv before merging works well.
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Using fix framerate, simple remux or normal mux of the mp4 parts into mp4 containers before joining doesn't help either.Last edited by Findu; 17th Jul 2025 at 04:37.
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