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jozefchutka
2y ago
indeed, once the .wasm is initially loaded (see "fetching..." in terminal) you can plug out the internet :)
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FFmpeg Online: in-browser terminal with FFmpeg. Would love your feedback
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2y ago
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jozefchutka
2y ago
Excited to share FFmpeg Online with you all! You can run FFmpeg commands directly in your browser hassle-free. Perfect for quick video tasks without server uploads, all processed locally for your privacy. Would love to hear your feedback! C
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A Free, Browser-Based Video Editor
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3y ago
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jozefchutka
3y ago
Hello Hacker News! I'm excited to share my latest project with you: https://wide.video , a free, browser-based video editor. With wide.video, you can easily edit videos, apply effects, add filters, incorporate audio tracks
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jozefchutka
4y ago
Once you added your own file into "Click to browser, or drag & drop files here.", replace "input/myFile.mp4" argument by your own filename/path
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FFmpeg in the Browser: Run Video Encoding and Conversion on the Fly
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4y ago
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4y ago
Introducing FFmpeg Online. This web app lets you use the powerful ffmpeg library right in your browser, you have the power to define custom arguments or use predefined templates to encode, decode, and manipulate your videos. There's no