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    Phoronix: FFmpeg 6.0 Released With NVIDIA NVENC AV1, VA-API Improvements

    As was expected given the FFmpeg 6.0 FOSDEM presentation earlier this month in Brussels, this multimedia open-source project is now celebrating its latest major release...

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    is it possible for end-users to take benefit for these improvements? No.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by MorrisS. View Post
      is it possible for end-users to take benefit for these improvements? No.
      Yes, by using FFmpeg 6.0 or software using it indirectly.

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      • #4
        Still no AC4, but from what I understand, the spec is garbage and Dolby Labs is always ready for litigation.

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        • #5
          Is it possible to encode HEVC with an alpha channel (transparent background video) without using a Mac now?
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          • #6
            Originally posted by aviallon View Post

            Yes, by using FFmpeg 6.0 or software using it indirectly.
            The bad part being, due to API breaking, lots of these software are still stuck on FFmpeg 4.4

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ALRBP View Post

              The bad part being, due to API breaking, lots of these software are still stuck on FFmpeg 4.4
              Oh, interesting. This is why lots of software are still using 4.x releases.
              I guess it'll take some more time until everything settles down and the ecosystem moves forward. A bit like happened with the major step from Python 2 et Python 3

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              • #8
                It says it has mediacodec support... Can I transcode videos on my phone now?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by aviallon View Post

                  Oh, interesting. This is why lots of software are still using 4.x releases.
                  I guess it'll take some more time until everything settles down and the ecosystem moves forward. A bit like happened with the major step from Python 2 et Python 3
                  Sadly, Python 3 was essentially a one-time thing ; FFmpeg regularly release new x versions (the consequences begin happily much less serious than for Python)

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Tian View Post
                    It says it has mediacodec support... Can I transcode videos on my phone now?
                    Yes. It seems decoding has been possible for years now (at least the FFMPEG wiki lists it only supporting decoding via the API and I don't see any changes of the last few months to it). I thought it could do both for years already.

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