I was using version 2.8.6 for months with FFmpeg 6 essentials and the exe you fixed so the incompatible characters dialog box would not pop up and it was considerably faster at encoding using the exact same parameters than the latest version 2.8.7. What could be going on here? It is a significant difference...around 15-20fps for the average.
Thanks Abel
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I had to recover some a previous version due to some disaster, maybe that fix was not included. but I was almost sure everything was recovered.
I'll look into it.
Regarding the performance difference, nothing changed in the encoding routines.
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Right now incompatible characters dialog only pops up if:
- You are using in parameters a variable (%1, %2, etc.)
- You are using a filter (-vf, -filter:v, -vfilter).
- Input filename contains eithr [, ] or ' characters.
Is that the case?
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I was using version 2.8.6 for months with FFmpeg 6 essentials and the exe you fixed so the incompatible characters dialog box would not pop up and it was considerably faster at encoding using the exact same parameters than the latest version 2.8.7. What could be going on here? It is a significant difference...around 15-20fps for the average.
Thanks Abel
I had to recover some a previous version due to some disaster, maybe that fix was not included. but I was almost sure everything was recovered.
I'll look into it.
Regarding the performance difference, nothing changed in the encoding routines.
Right now incompatible characters dialog only pops up if:
- You are using in parameters a variable (%1, %2, etc.)
- You are using a filter (-vf, -filter:v, -vfilter).
- Input filename contains eithr [, ] or ' characters.
Is that the case?