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Opus GUI v1.12 released!

Opus GUI v1.12 released!

Hi everyone, Today, I have released Opus GUI v1.12: This new version adds support for Google Drive, allowing you to encode your music stored in your account. Encoded files are stored locally. When you press the Google Drive button for the first time, you’ll be redirected to a Quick Start guide where you only need to follow the Step 1. After that, download the file “credentials.json” and place it in the same folder where Opus GUI is located. You’ll need…

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Rav1e GUI v1.11 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…

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Precomp GUI v0.1 released!

Precomp GUI v0.1 released!

Hi everyone, Today, I’ve officially released Precomp GUI: This is a software that allows you to precompress files which can help you on compressing them further with tools like 7-zip or other specialized data compression sofware. The GUI is a front-end for the Precomp command line utility. The software is very simple to use. You just drag a file, specify the output path, select the precompression mode, and press the Start button. The inverse of precompressing is recompressing, where a…

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CMIX GUI v1.7 released!

CMIX GUI v1.7 released!

Hi everyone, I have released CMIX GUI v1.7 today: This version adds support for cmix v17, which was released a few days ago. You can download this new release at the project’s GitHub repository by clicking here. Enjoy! Post Views: 1

Opus GUI v1.10 released!

Opus GUI v1.10 released!

Hi everyone, Today, I released Opus GUI v1.10: This new version adds support for ffmpeg’s native Opus encoder. I also included the latest x64 release of opusenc. As to what ffmpeg encoder to use, I recommend sticking to ffmpeg libopus, as my own tests revealed some artifact issues using ffmpeg opus. A difference between these 2 is that libopus encodes using variable bitrate while ffmpeg opus encodes only with a constant bitrate. Since libopus use variable bitrate, it can allocate…

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Opus GUI v1.9 released

Opus GUI v1.9 released

Hi everyone, Today, I have released Opus GUI v1.9: This new release allows you to click on the opusenc and ffmpeg version labels to copy the text to your clipboard. This allows you to create folders by pasting the version string from the clipboard to better organize your content if you want to maintain the encodes organized by encoder version. This could be also useful if you want to store the files in folders named with the encoder version to…

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Opus GUI v1.8 released

Opus GUI v1.8 released

Hi everyone, Today, I have released Opus GUI v1.8: This is an improvement release. It is now able to detect whenever opusenc and FFmpeg exists in your PC. It will also now show the FFmpeg version if it exists. Also since I didn’t made a post regarding v1.7, here are the details of the past version: You can now encode individual files by browsing for it or dragging and dropping it. The output should be a folder If there is…

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Programming Saturday: rav1e GUI

Programming Saturday: rav1e GUI

Hi everyone, Today, I spent the afternoon programming my rav1e GUI software. It’s been about a month since I last released a rav1e GUI update, and rav1e itself has improved by then. While I still haven’t released a new GUI version, I did some programming to it to add some of the new rav1e features. Unfortunately, the tests were not successful and I believe this has to do to some changed in the encoder itself. Don’t worry, I’ve opened an…

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