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iefan πŸ•ŠοΈ _@iefan.net 2 months ago
My setup runs entirely on-device and doesn’t rely on any third-party servers. Any web client can implement this. Previously, the common approach was to use FFmpeg, which requires downloading a ~40MB WASM package and is significantly slower. In comparison, this approach using built-in WebCodecs is much faster, up to 67x in my tests, and simpler to integrate. I know Amethyst also supports compression, though I’m not sure which package or approach it uses.
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πšπš’πšŠπš— πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈπŸŽΆ ryan@spatia-arcana.com 2 months ago
@⚑ Dee Kay ⚑ has implemented a lot of the media stuff in Amethyst. This is the compression library πŸ‘
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GitHub - davotoula/LightCompressor-enhanced: A powerful and easy-to-use video compression library and app (LCe) for android that uses the native MediaCodec API. It supports H.264/H2.65 hardware accelerated encoding and configurable resolution, bitrate, fast-start (streamable), and Gif to Mp4 conversion.
A powerful and easy-to-use video compression library and app (LCe) for android that uses the native MediaCodec API. It supports H.264/H2.65 hardwar...
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AU9913 auggie@nakaMOtown.com 2 months ago
This is sick, it would be cool to plugin to put it on zapstore and maybe clients could plugin, the ideal flow would be upload from client, your tool compresses, puts in morganite before actual upload to remote blossom servers and note publish
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CXPLAY 你是@二欑.呬.com 2 months ago
Maybe this tool need a cool domain. Android also has LCe.
GitHub
GitHub - davotoula/LightCompressor-enhanced: A powerful and easy-to-use video compression library and app (LCe) for android that uses the native MediaCodec API. It supports H.264/H2.65 hardware accelerated encoding and configurable resolution, bitrate, fast-start (streamable), and Gif to Mp4 conversion.
A powerful and easy-to-use video compression library and app (LCe) for android that uses the native MediaCodec API. It supports H.264/H2.65 hardwar...
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nomadshiba⚑⚑ me@nomadshiba.me 1 month ago
amazing but, if i set the output format to webm it only plays the sound, video doesn't show up. btw i think you have a frontend issue. if i download as mp4 first, then webm without refreshing the page. it just downloads it as mp4 again just makes the name `name.webm.mp4`
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iefan πŸ•ŠοΈ's avatar
iefan πŸ•ŠοΈ _@iefan.net 1 month ago
Sorry about that. I’ve pushed fixes for the issues, so everything should work properly now. Let me know if you’re still experiencing any problems, and thanks again for reporting them.
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