Transcoding a lossy format like H.264 or VP9 to AV1 will reduce the quality.
Not by much and it can save a bunch of space depending on what you're working with. Works well with modern anime. Squashing a h264 60GB anime to <10GB with minimal quality loss is pretty satisfying.
OpenShot is another useful video editor.
Internet friendly media encoder is also helpful.
I hate this, bravo
That's fun, two flips in one.
Windows 2000 was peak Windows.
How do you feel about companies that use windows server as a router and VPN solution?
Anything that takes data off the computer is a no fly zone.
Once I see native support for fortnite I'll know we entered that golden era.
In my experience people have a poor understanding of the software they use, it just needs to continue working as it always has.
Won't that be a spooky spot for production if China starts the pacific theatre?
Boko Piku xD
They state it's under gpl2 they do have ffmpeg but the tool doesn't include its own codecs outside of that if I understand it correctly. It does use any codecs provided by the OS though.