#Any video converter 2.7.9 install#
#Any video converter 2.7.9 drivers#
#Any video converter 2.7.9 driver#

#Any video converter 2.7.9 drivers#

This is sort of pity as hw acceleration provided by NVIDIA hardware with closed-source drivers (VDPAU for decoding and display, NVENC when supported by hardware for encoding) works best in Avidemux. Quote from: jklug on May 20, 2021, 04:51:57 AMI have no NVIDIA card on the system This is the last straw when everything else fails. The 'RGB' = 'Qt' output means the CPU performs all the scaling and color conversion work. That is bad, you really should find an accelerated video output which works for you. Quote from: jklug on May 20, 2021, 04:51:57 AMLavcodec RGB If you choose to follow Avidemux development, you might want to run Avidemux without installation. Please be aware that the purpose of auto-generated deb packages is to facilitate uninstall only, the packages include no dependency info. Quote from: jklug on May 19, 2021, 04:13:20 AMI then installed the deb packages that were created. bootStrap.bash -deb -with-core -with-cli -with-qt -with-pluginsДЄll options following -deb are default and thus redundant. Quote from: jklug on May 19, 2021, 04:13:20 AMI did this: Not needed for Avidemux build, it uses its own internal FFmpeg (libavcodec, libavformat, libavutil, libswscale and libpostproc).

#Any video converter 2.7.9 install#

Quote from: jklug on May 19, 2021, 04:13:20 AMI did install this package:

#Any video converter 2.7.9 driver#

In general, older API = older driver = less features. The function nvenc_print_driver_requirement() can serve as reference. You should only make sure that the NVENC API version is compatible with the NVIDIA graphics driver version used on your system. Quote from: jklug on May 19, 2021, 04:13:20 AMnever did install nv-codec-headers because I was uncertain which version to install.ДЇFmpeg 4.4 seems to accept anything newer than 8.1.24.11. Ubuntu 16.xx is really very old, thus it may pose a problem to find a working combination.

Regarding NVENC (NVIDIA encoder), the problem is that the bundled FFmpeg v4.4 requires a very recent interface (nv-codec-headers) version which in turn requires a very recent NVIDIA driver version. If it is the latter, you don't need to install Avidemux at all: you can run it from the 'install' directory of the source tree (copy it whenever you want or leave it where it is, edit run_avidemux_ template.sh and run_jobs_ template.sh to match its location, copy them, renamed to your liking, to a directory in your $PATH and make them executable). Please clarify whether you want to install Avidemux system-wide or just for yourself. There is a convenience script 'createDebFromSourceUbuntu.bash' which installs build dependencies (and by default also performs the build in one go) for this purpose. Quote from: jklug on May 17, 2021, 05:38:05 AMI followed the 2.6 instructions to build 2.7, and I see no video decoders in the client UI.Дecoders? Do you mean encoders? Decoders were never exposed in the 2.7 UI.ДЄpart from that, I am not sure what '2.6 instructions' mean. I'm not sure which one you mean by 'batch feature'.

The command line interface of Avidemux doesn't require any specific shell, you can invoke it from any script interpreter you like. The internal tinyPy scripting in Avidemux doesn't depend on or use any external Python interpreters. Don't know if the batch feature in 2.6 requires Python 2. Quote from: jklug on May 17, 2021, 05:38:05 AMMy system (Ubuntu 16) has Python 3.