• 4chan adds support for webm as a gif replacement
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[QUOTE=Qwerty Bastard;44494002]Woo, WebM for Retards might be getting an extra setting or two because I bitched about the encode quality! :v:[/QUOTE] The encode quality got a lot better when I entered "3" into the max size settings. I assumed it was doing it before by default but it obviously hadn't since I noticed blatant artifacts on videos smaller than 3MB. If you want another program though, try XMedia Recode, it allows for subtitles and such to be on images which is important for anime and such.
most webms I see on FP are invalid for me except for max's strangely
[QUOTE=BFG9000;44494096]most webms I see on FP are invalid for me except for max's strangely[/QUOTE] all of them work for me.
[QUOTE=a-k-t-w;44494894]all of them work for me.[/QUOTE] I'm using win8 Metro IE Might be an issue
IE doesn't do WebM without plugins, same as Safari, while Chrome and Firefox do include WebM decoders. IE, Safari, Chrome and Firefox (on Windows) do H.264 decoding because they either include a decoder (Chrome) or use the system decoders. Last time I checked Chromium couldn't do H.264 (yay patents) so it was WebM only.
hey, it could work if facepunch makes webm avatars just 60 FPS high quality avatars, just put auto-loop on and remove toolbar, and were all set.
[QUOTE=SenhorCreeper;44502904]hey, it could work if facepunch makes webm avatars just 60 FPS high quality avatars, just put auto-loop on and remove toolbar, and were all set.[/QUOTE] Breaks on browsers that don't support webm though. Plus, I'm not sure how that would affect mobile browsers.
For the longest time (still?) you could make apng avatars and they would break on ie.
I tried. A whopping 3.72mb. [VID]http://puu.sh/83741.webm[/VID] Edit: Another wrestling one due to boredome: [vid]http://puu.sh/837Q4.webm[/vid]
[QUOTE=spanaren;44489731]There is also a really simple webm converter literally called webm for retards. :v:[/QUOTE] welp, i spent an hour writing a batch script and figuring out IF statements for nothing :suicide:
Dem 60fps porn clips tho
I love this shit. 645kb. [vid]http://199.175.53.231/vidyas/You%20Ate%20Moby.webm[/vid]
[vid]http://a.pomf.se/odmxvm.webm[/vid] I like this, my computer doesn't like recording in any decent quality at 60fps though.
Love the quality but Im already sick of pressing a play button every time I want to watch a 2 second gif.
Beats having to wait for the gif to loop around to watch it
[vid]http://a.pomf.se/aebrim.webm[/vid] Found a better way to record, but this is 45.7MB, which I guess is pretty good for this quality with such high motion and having sound enabled.
[QUOTE=Paulendy;44508980] Found a better way to record, but this is 45.7MB, which I guess is pretty good for this quality with such high motion and having sound enabled.[/QUOTE] 45.7 is pretty ridiculous for a 1 minute clip. You could probably get a smaller size with x264. Got tired of making wrestling ones, so here's some Daigo: [vid]http://199.175.53.231/vidyas/Daigo.webm[/vid]
[vid]http://a.pomf.se/uhe.webm[/vid] 9MB. Completely new to this. There must be a better way to reduce the filesize without sacrificing resolution and quality.
I'm surprised nobody has posted this yet. [vid]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/i9v9i1wt910kqix/webm%20for%20ants.webm[/vid]
[QUOTE=Reds;44478881]Because screamers, because /b/ ruins the fun for everybody. I think one board still has access to sound, I hope Moot will just restrict some boards or something. Wave of the future right here, since APNG refuses to catch on.[/QUOTE] My avatar likes apngs :-(
With the way browsers are going, it wouldn't surprise me if somebody wrote a APNG loader for other browsers, Mozilla managed to write a H.264 decoder in JavaScript, and APNG is a much simpler format. We've also got SVG images as well, they can be animated fairly easily.
[QUOTE=TheDecryptor;44514745]With the way browsers are going, it wouldn't surprise me if somebody wrote a APNG loader for other browsers, Mozilla managed to write a H.264 decoder in JavaScript, and APNG is a much simpler format. We've also got SVG images as well, they can be animated fairly easily.[/QUOTE] There is an addon for chrome that works well enough.
Loving webm so far. 860 KB for a file that was 32.2 MB [vid]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/71540203/lehacking.webm[/vid]
[QUOTE=GreenDolphin;44512048]-snipinski- 9MB. Completely new to this. There must be a better way to reduce the filesize without sacrificing resolution and quality.[/QUOTE] What settings are you using? I'm trying to find a good balance between file size and quality but the high motion scenes lose A LOT of quality when I do it. Also maybe a WebM thread should be made? So we can share our WebMs and settings and stuff, I dunno.
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[QUOTE=TheDecryptor;44514745]With the way browsers are going, it wouldn't surprise me if somebody wrote a APNG loader for other browsers, Mozilla managed to write a H.264 decoder in JavaScript, and APNG is a much simpler format. We've also got SVG images as well, they can be animated fairly easily.[/QUOTE] Literally my title.
I knew about the Chrome extension, but for some reason I thought it was a binary thing. I wonder how well it'd work with IE.
Holy shit.. Hopefully video sites like Youtube will enable you to use WebM instead to save bandwidth if you're tight on data or have a slow as hell connection. And also save money on their behalf.
[QUOTE=Tasm;44517128]Holy shit.. Hopefully video sites like Youtube will enable you to use WebM instead to save bandwidth if you're tight on data or have a slow as hell connection. And also save money on their behalf.[/QUOTE] YouTube does support webm videos using the vp8 and vp9 codecs already.
[QUOTE=Paulendy;44516186] Also maybe a WebM thread should be made? So we can share our WebMs and settings and stuff, I dunno.[/QUOTE] Yes, there should be. First attempt at doing a video longer than a minute long, 23.9mb in size. Source video ripped straight from DVD. [vid]http://199.175.53.231/vidyas/hqtest.webm[/vid] Settings: [code] ffmpeg -i input.mkv -ss 00:07:26 -to 00:10:42 -fs 30M -r 24 -c:v libvpx -b:v 1M -crf 15 hqtest.webm :: -i is the file you're wanting to convert. :: -ss is the starting time in HH:MM:SS :: -to is the ending time in HH:MM:SS :: -fs is the file size limit. :: -r limits the FPS for a smaller filesize :: -c:v is the codec you want. libvpx should be default(?) :: -crf is the quality(?), 51(?) is the worst quality, 0 is the best quality. I don't even know if this works with vpx. :: -b:v sets the bitrate. Higher = better quality :: Change hqtest.webm to what you want the final file to be named. :: Other parameters: :: -vf scale=num:num allows you to scale the video. :: -an removes the audio from the video [/code] One with crf at 0 and bitrate at 1.5M: [vid]http://199.175.53.231/vidyas/sex.webm[/vid]
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