I think I figured out that all the output options are checked, for Animation[Sharp], Animation[Smooth], and Real Life. So I'm getting 12 versions of every input. There's no way to turn them all off at once. And I'm not seeing a way to save my choices on exit, forcing me to disable all of them every time.
I've noticed in 2.8 lately it seems to run in a loop, continually running the same job and outputting the same clip for each one. I have to manually kill it to stop. It never registers that the job is complete.
Unrelated: I'm also having trouble submitting a new topic, getting a body text error despite having body text present. Seems to be related to adding images to posts.
I'm mildly familiar with CRF for MP4 and typically lean toward 19 when I do my own. However, 23 is shown as default but 14 is the value that always loads. Is this on purpose? Thanks.
Perhaps an option to provide the split components (interpolated video only, and the original audio track separate) at output for those who want to combine them on their own.
And I'll second the attention to improving the app. Great, really cool utility with lots of interesting and potential applications. Thanks for all the efforts!
Thanks. I will say, this has varied over the last few iterations. Usually it opened larger but no optimal; however lately it's been much smaller as shown. Surprising that Maximize is unavailable. Also surprising that no one else seems to be having this issue.
I'm curious how the audio is muxed back in, if the framerate on the video has changed. Wouldn't that influence the mux if the audio is mismatched? This is especially evident in editing long videos where the audio gradually moves out of sync. But not sure how it would apply here, or what kind of "glitches" OP is referring to--pops, clicks, distortion?
Does that mean the same parameters will be applied to all? I'd love to be able to test different settings on the same file, with batch queuing, if that's something that could be implemented in future.
I'm gonna skip this until it happens again. I'm pretty sure I just inadvertently messed up the quality settings during output while navigating the window.
To be fair, this may be related to the window issue, scrolling with the mouse to get to the end of the options and inadvertently changing a quality parameter.
I'm mildly familiar with CRF for MP4 and typically lean toward 19 when I do my own. However, 23 is shown as default but 14 is the value that always loads. Is this on purpose?
