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  3. Okay, so we''ve avoided the Custom Keyboard rabbithole, unfortunately only because I'm already neck deep into a far more annoying one;

Okay, so we''ve avoided the Custom Keyboard rabbithole, unfortunately only because I'm already neck deep into a far more annoying one;

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    Okay, so we''ve avoided the Custom Keyboard rabbithole, unfortunately only because I'm already neck deep into a far more annoying one;

    Compression video quality, and video quality testing.

    So I have a couple video files, and I'd like to get them down to far more sane sizes while not losing lots of quality. Sounds reasonable?

    However; If you've ever used #ffmpeg, #handbrake, #vmaf, etc. you know that there are only ~1,827,199 different CLI options that can be paired together with different results.

    Thankfully; Tools like #Netflix's #VMAF help, however (on my system) they only process at ~110fps. That sounds like a lot until you realize a 45minute show might have 65,000+ frames. That's a slog for anything lengthy.

    But hey! I found out that both ffmpeg and vmaf have #CUDA support and can hit 1400fps on 4k video; Fuck yeah! LET'S GO!

    oh, but wait. They're non-free libraries from #Nvidia, so distributed builds of vmaf/ffmpeg can't have them enabled. The end user has to compile them.

    To boot; Some of them won't compile if they can't find a compatible en/decoder. So they have to touch the gpu. Which isn't available in virtualbox.

    SO much headache, but the delta between a 10 minute slog at 110fps to sub-1 minute, for seasons of video means it's worth it, I GUESSSssss

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