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Question for the Mastodon hive mind:
Primer:
I have a need to convert, resize, reorient, and transcode video for various stages of our video edit and distribution pipeline. I've been doing all of this in ffMpeg, via command line arguments and custom-coded scripts. However, the needs of this thing just simply don't scale that way. And no one but me gets access to the CLI on these systems. So that's just not feseable.
Now finally, to the question.
I am looking for an open-source web frontend to ffMpeg that is, if not fully accessible, as that is a very tall order, but at least usable by an experienced screen reader user with the typical tools and hacks learned over twenty years of experience. Just something that doesn't make accessibility a barrier and most importantly, a time waster.
Please boost far and wide for reach, with thanks.

Ready! Set! Fire!
#A11Y #Accessibility #ffmpeg #web #Interface #WebUI #UI #UX


Converting and resizing a video should be called, "interdimensional transcoding." Obviously we'd have to change it when #ffmpeg gets cross-multiverse quantum codec support, but it'd be fun to say in the meantime.


I bought a 360° camera. Videos from ordinary Gopro looking just forward where unusable.
Btw with a bit of #ffmpeg preprocessing, it can be all edited in #Kdenlive.


Great guide by @vantablack that explains how to run your own 🏴‍☠️ radio using azuracast and mixxx on the Oracle free cloud tier:

vantablack.writeas.com/vantas-…

With the neat idea to use #ffmpeg through "yt-dlp --extract-audio" to "borrow" some cool audio fillers from one of thousands of video services supported.

Thanks to Vanta #azuracast and #mixxx

🎶 // @vantablack // @azuracast // @mixxx // 🎶



@Arch Linux packages #ffmpeg 4.4 in order to satisfy some dependencies. Funy thing today, now using pacman, I am just updating to ffmpeg4.4-4.4.4-4


While we are at it did you all know there is an #MP3DirectCut for #Android that is accessible too?
mpesch3.de/mp3directcut-androi…
For cutting MP3 and AAC files I prefer MP3DirectCut as it also supports losless volume normalization and fading.
#LoslessCut uses #ffmpeg under the hood and I like to use it for other file types, for generating chapters, working with cue files, concatenating tracks, syncing audio in video files and similar.