SVT-AV1 GUI v1.1 released!
Hi everyone, It’s been a long time since I’ve released a new software update. That’s why today, I finally introduce to you SVT-AV1 GUI v1.1: Starting with this release, files are encoded without the need to create temporary .y4m files. This greatly speeds up the encoding as it no longer needs to create those huge files. Instead, it makes use of Windows Named Pipes to pass the ffmpeg output to SVT-AV1. You can download this release in the SVT-AV1 page…
rav1e GUI v1.16 released!
Hi everyone, Today, I have released rav1e GUI v1.16: This release brings some new enhancements: You can now run the Linux version of rav1e by using the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This release fixes tile support for newer versions of rav1e. Tile rows and columns can now go up to 64. The value must be a power of 2 and the Advanced Options window will validate this. As usual, you can download this release on GitHub by clicking here….
rav1e GUI v1.15 released!
SVT-AV1 GUI v1.0 released!
Hi everyone, Today, I’m pleased to release SVT-AV1 GUI: This is a Graphical User Interface for SVT-AV1. It is similar to rav1e GUI, but instead of using rav1e, it uses SVT-AV1. Both software achieves the same purpose of converting videos to the new AV1 format. You can download this new software at GitHub by clicking here. Note that you need to have ffmpeg in your PC in order to use this software. You can follow this guide to download it….
rav1e GUI v1.14 released!
Hi everyone, Today, I have released rav1e GUI v1.14: This release makes it possible to encode video files with no audio. It also will predefine the output path using the input path, and change the output extension to .webm. What’s more, is that if you manually type the input path, the output path will be dynamically adjusted too! You can download this release on GitHub by clicking here. Enjoy!
rav1e GUI v1.13 released!
rav1e GUI v1.12 released
Rav1e GUI v1.11 released!
Hi everyone, Today, I have released rav1e GUI v1.11: This new version adds support for tiles. It allows you to encode a video using rav1e’s multithreading. When Tiles are enabled, rav1e GUI will not split the video files into segments. Rather, it will use a single rav1e instance but it will utilize the amount of threads specified, which is passed as an argument to rav1e. The Advanced Options window was updated to include the tiles row and column options: This…
