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Nit: is there a reason for the download to be in mkv format? I mean, it's simple enough to repackage with ffmpeg (-i ./file.mkv -vcodec copy -acodec copy ./file
by jfb 14y ago
Nit: is there a reason for the download to be in mkv format? I mean, it's simple enough to repackage with ffmpeg (-i ./file.mkv -vcodec copy -acodec copy ./file.mp4), but not everybody is going to be able to do that?
Otherwise, thanks! I usually find screencasts to be way too low-bandwidth for technical information, but these are very good. Cheers!
- noufalibrahim 14y agoThanks for the encouragement. When I started the tutorials, the archive didn't automatically create the .mp4 files. Either that or the processing was so way back in the queue that I thought it didn't. Someone complained about the webm files not playing under ios devices so I made the mkv ones which they were happy with. I put this along with the rest of my workflow rules and it's been there since https://gist.github.com/2466292 https://gist.github.com/2466292 But you're right, now that the archive automatically generates the h.264 videos, I should probably drop the mkv files and just upload the webm ones. Do the mp4s work fine under ios? I don't have any Apple devices to test this with.
- jfb 14y agoActually, iOS will only handle ISO media (MPEG-4, Quicktime, &c.) If you need a hand with this just ping me, it's my day job.
- noufalibrahim 14y agoCan you drop me a line at noufal at emacsmovies.org. I would appreciate some advice. My transcoding-fu is mostly empirical and it would be good to get someone to review my decisions.