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A simple little command line tool in Go to crunch my videos. This includes many settings I've found that compress "code videos" really well. YMMV.
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Zed A. Shaw e86695d903
Enable hardware accel but nothing improves the performance over libx264, and in some cases--like vulkan--it was slower. Tryed some of the amdgpu-install and h264_amf support but it relies on Ubuntu 24. 		1 month ago
config Enable hardware accel but nothing improves the performance over libx264, and in some cases--like vulkan--it was slower. Tryed some of the amdgpu-install and h264_amf support but it relies on Ubuntu 24. 1 month ago
.gitignore [BREAKING] Can do a single video to a dash directory, but need to make it work on many videos. 3 months ago
LICENSE Initial commit 5 months ago
Makefile Can now use variants to produce things. 3 months ago
README.md Initial commit 5 months ago
config.json Enable hardware accel but nothing improves the performance over libx264, and in some cases--like vulkan--it was slower. Tryed some of the amdgpu-install and h264_amf support but it relies on Ubuntu 24. 1 month ago
convert.js Started the translation from my old convert.js to the new thing. 5 months ago
go.mod Confirmed everything works on Windows. 3 months ago
go.sum Confirmed everything works on Windows. 3 months ago
main.go Enable hardware accel but nothing improves the performance over libx264, and in some cases--like vulkan--it was slower. Tryed some of the amdgpu-install and h264_amf support but it relies on Ubuntu 24. 1 month ago

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vidcrunch

A simple little command line tool in Go to crunch my videos. This includes many settings I've found that compress "code videos" really well. YMMV.