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FFmpeg GUI & View Source
Sonke Rohde posted to Flexcoders today with a Flex-based FFmpeg GUI (his blog entry) he built. My initial thoughts were more related to it actually doing the video encoding, etc for you but realizing it was a web-based app I soon found it only created the command string for you.
The tool is nicely done but it is lacking in some areas, namely Video Size. Things like qcif/sqcif were all left out which wouldn’t have worked in our last FFmpeg project. The majority of the (general) settings were there though. It definitely would have helped with the learning curve on FFmpeg.
On a side note, I saw first-hand the new View Source in Flex. Using this same app you can right click (anywhere) and click View Source to see his source code. This feature is pretty slick and very thoughtful by Adobe to include it. I truly think this will help the community learn Flex faster and become more involved in Flex dev.
Posted by John C. Bland II on March 6, 2006 10:32 AM | Permalink
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Sonke has sinced updated the GUI to include more video size options. Check it out.
Posted by: John C. Bland II | March 7, 2006 10:48 PM