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Description: Cine Encoder is an application, uses the FFmpeg, MKVToolNix and MediaInfo utilities, that allows to convert media files while preserving HDR metadata. Supported hardware encoding NVENC and Intel QSV (for Windows and experimental for Linux). The following encoding modes are implemented: H265, H264, VP9, MPEG-2, XDCAM, XAVC, DNxHR, ProRes.
Installation:
- Arch Linux / Manjaro Linux:
1. Download and install file cine-encoder-(ver)_arch_linux_x86_64.pkg.tar.xz (or from AUR repository in Arch Linux / Manjaro Linux)
- added support for external audio tracks and subtitles, - added the ability to run multiple instances of the program, - replaced the class for playing Gif animations due to high CPU usage, - fixed incorrect setting for CRF mode (block 2-pass encoding), - added popup messages, - added a file browser dock.
Several people have responded to the request, but so far to no avail.
Can you try using a binary package cine-encoder-2.3_other_linux_x86_64.zip? it should work for you. (please read the installation instructions first)
I would like to help you with creating appimages, as I have done that before and it is not that hard actually, documentation is a bit weird but videos on youtube can help, appimage is basically your executable all dependencies put into one folder and packaged with appimagetool.
When it comes to deb,rpm and flatpaks I cant help you, I dont know nor want to learn how to create them since it is not really straightforward, not to mention that with debs and rpm you have to worry about dependencies and woth flatpak with runtimes.
I will try to get a working appimage prototype till tomorrow for you to try, all with script that automates proccess.
Ratings & Comments
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Due to the migration of the program to C++, the rpm and deb packages are temporarily unavailable.
I posted the .rpm package today. Please tell me if it works.
maybe someone will do appimage linux ... please
Several people have responded to the request, but so far to no avail. Can you try using a binary package cine-encoder-2.3_other_linux_x86_64.zip? it should work for you. (please read the installation instructions first)
ok
If it doesn't work, please let me know.
Guys, help me please make the packages .deb,. rpm,. appimage, .flatpak. This is not an easy task for me... as it turned out later...
I would like to help you with creating appimages, as I have done that before and it is not that hard actually, documentation is a bit weird but videos on youtube can help, appimage is basically your executable all dependencies put into one folder and packaged with appimagetool. When it comes to deb,rpm and flatpaks I cant help you, I dont know nor want to learn how to create them since it is not really straightforward, not to mention that with debs and rpm you have to worry about dependencies and woth flatpak with runtimes. I will try to get a working appimage prototype till tomorrow for you to try, all with script that automates proccess.
This will be great, thanks! my email: depositmail@mail.ru
Guys, help me please make the packages .deb,. rpm,. appimage, .flatpak. This is not an easy task for me... as it turned out later...
make debian and appimage package
Ok, I'm working on it.
super
I added the .deb package. There are still big problems with Appimage.
Please tell me if the program does not work for you.
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