- Idealshare videogo 6 bittorrent code#
- Idealshare videogo 6 bittorrent plus#
- Idealshare videogo 6 bittorrent free#
Idealshare videogo 6 bittorrent free#
You are free to remain ignorant of course :-) removing the audio track and if you copy the video track the file size saved will always by relatively minimal except when the audio is uncompressed but the video is heavily compressed. The greatest video file size reduction by just processing the audio track is the size of the audio track itself, i.e. You can easily test my assertions by using stream copy function of the FFMPEG engine most of these converters use and copy out a sound track to a separate audio only file. The Video stream of any normal video, where the video is to be of any decent resolution and quality, is always going to take up magnitudes more space than the normal sound track unless you choose to encode the sound track as PCM-32bit 5.1 or 7.1 channel sound track. I am not debating with you but trying to educate you a little.
Mike, take some time and learn a little rather than making things up as you go along.sound track for an hour long video file at 128Kbps mp3 stereo would be around 70MBytes.
Idealshare videogo 6 bittorrent code#
I recorded 177 new registry entries in my Win7 32-bit VM, with HKCU & HKLM keys for the app itself, a key for uninstall, and a Trolltech key because of the QT code used by the app.
Idealshare videogo 6 bittorrent plus#
IDealshare VideoGo adds the program's folder plus a folder in Users\ \ AppData\ Roaming. Only very few of these converters that have been on GOTD offer GPU-only encoding, and then with limited settings - if that's what you're after there are several free converters like A's or Handbrake. GPU-only encoding always loses quality, though you can get sometimes huge speed increases. The x264 & x265 encoders offer very little in the way of GPU assisted encoding - the GPU gets to help a little, but enabling it, when the converter allows it, can actually slow things down, depending on your hardware. That's why the granular settings for the excellent x264 & x265 encoders are important - a few converters use presets with speed a top priority, to the extent that quality is sacrificed. Unless there's a bug in whatever app, these ffmpeg-based converters should all give you pretty much the same quality when using the same encoder settings. In a short test encode to AVC it utilized all 16 cores of the CPU at near 100%, which is good, though clock speeds never reached the max. It seems to have rudimentary Nvidia CUDA support, but nothing I could see regarding Intel Quick Sync or AMD.
It does allow granular settings for the x264 & x265 encoders included in ffmpeg, the default being SuperFast - slower settings equal more quality. IDealshare VideoGo is more-or-less you standard ffmpeg-based video converter.
0 kommentar(er)
