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Software News : FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4

Posted by MickJT on 2013/3/8 19:04:32 (1768 reads) News by the same author

FFmpeg 1.1.3 has been ported to AmigaOS4.

It includes thousands of improvements and support for a multitude of new decoders, encoders, muxers and filters.

Notable features are the ability to burn-in subtitles through the use of the new subtitles filter (via libass), and the support for converting and playing MOD/MED modules (via libmodplug).

The first time the subtitles filter is used, a cache will be built by scanning the contents of Fonts:_TrueType

Amongst the new filters are audio resampling from any format to any other, scene detection, volume detection, super2xsai scaling, logo removal, deshake, temporal deinterlacing, smart blur and many more.

You can download it now from OS4Depot.

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Kicko	Published: 2013/3/8 23:36 Updated: 2013/3/8 23:36
Just can't stay away Joined: 10/25/2007 From: Gothenburg / Sweden Comments: 1175	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 Good to see us amigans updated :)

pjs	Published: 2013/3/9 2:21 Updated: 2013/3/9 2:21
Not too shy to talk Joined: 12/02/2006 From: VA, USA Comments: 407	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 MickJT THANKS FOR THE UPDATE! I did notice one glitch decompressing the archive on my OS4 beta system: there is a "Generic_PPC" directory while the Unpack script is looking for "Generic PPC". I renamed the directory (changing the "_" to a space) and then the Unpack script worked just fine. As commenters on OS4Depot mentioned, you have to protect the resulting executables with "+e" to be executable and then everything works great. Thanks again! PJS

MickJT	Published: 2013/3/9 5:52 Updated: 2013/3/9 6:11
Just can't stay away Joined: 04/28/2009 From: Adelaide, Australia Comments: 1024	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 I'm not sure what you're using to extract. There's no underscore in the directory. You can see that when you click "Show Contents" on OS4Depot. UnArc, LHA and Dopus4 (XADmaster lib) fine here. Should I re-upload it and add some lines in the script to add the executable flags, or is it not worth it for just that?

Mlehto	Published: 2013/3/9 7:18 Updated: 2013/3/9 7:18
Just popping in Joined: 12/06/2006 From: Finland Comments: 185	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 @MickJT Actually you both are correct. I os4depot there is not underscore (show content) But when I unpack it with unarc in OS4, in result there is underscore. As this xdelta3-decoder was another new thing for me in amigaland, I was totally without idea at start... :) Thank you, great package!

Chris	Published: 2013/3/9 15:48 Updated: 2013/3/9 15:49
Amigans Defender Joined: 11/17/2006 From: England Comments: 3438	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 @pjs / @Mlehto You're using the broken internal LhA decoder. Try this one: http://www.unsatisfactorysoftware.co.uk/download.php?file=xad_lha

pjs	Published: 2013/3/9 19:07 Updated: 2013/3/9 19:07
Not too shy to talk Joined: 12/02/2006 From: VA, USA Comments: 407	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 @Chris, Indeed, updating XAD's LHA plug-in and rebooting fixed decompressing and the space/underscore issue. I thought I'd already done that. hmm.... probably on another machine. ;) Thanks, PJS

MickJT	Published: 2013/3/10 14:08 Updated: 2013/3/10 14:08
Just can't stay away Joined: 04/28/2009 From: Adelaide, Australia Comments: 1024	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 I have re-uploaded this to OS4Depot to use a fixed libmodplug (works with .med), and updated the Unpack script to set the executable flags on the files.

utri007	Published: 2013/3/11 13:37 Updated: 2013/3/11 13:37
Not too shy to talk Joined: 01/06/2007 From: Comments: 452	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 Sorry my ignorance, but does this archive contains a libavcodec? Wich is used by several programs, like dvplayer? Is this fast enough to be usefull with 800mhz Saam EP Flex

MickJT	Published: 2013/3/13 3:37 Updated: 2013/3/13 3:37
Just can't stay away Joined: 04/28/2009 From: Adelaide, Australia Comments: 1024	Re: FFmpeg 1.1.3 now available for OS4 libavcodec is in the libffmpeg.lha package. avcodec.library is based on libavcodec, but it takes a lot of work to make an amigaos shared library version of it. I think the API is a lot different now too. It's beyond my skill set. I've found that 800mhz is too slow for high definition and AVC/H-264 (and probably VP8/WebM) material, but fine for most other things, in mplayer, but not in ffplay (no acceleration). ffplay is there just for completeness, and for those with fast enough machines to use it.