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tryndasam

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I don't see why not. Both make great stuff.
Yes, I agree, it's better to have several; I don't see what harm it could do.
(Besides, it's a shame someone doesn't do work close to Lord Aardvark's to finally have a sort of "Primordium 2" clone that will be released in 2077 at the earliest.)
And it provides fault tolerance: if one of the two gets captured by ninjas, the other can still continue; it's a safety feature.
 

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Grenmaw

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Nice videos, but I don't get it: The default has a camera overlay, like she puts the camera there herself to film herself (it's also on ground level), yet it slightly moves and follows her like it's handheld.
There are little camera holders/gimbals that can automatically track and focus on some specified object within frame.

Kind of look like this:

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2025-08-05 UPDATE: Made a new post

I did my thing again. I kept only the videos I think are worth keeping and interpolated and reencoded (AV1, 1080p, 60FPS) and normalized and renamed them all.
This results in 51 videos of about 380 MiB.
 
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thedawg01

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I did my thing again. I kept only the videos I think are worth keeping and interpolated and reencoded (AV1, 1080p, 60FPS) and normalized and renamed them all.
This results in 50 videos of about 350 MiB.

Enjoy
do you have a recommended guide on decreasing file size for .mp4 files?
 

Fzoner95

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do you have a recommended guide on decreasing file size for .mp4 files?
1. Use .
2. Use a basic input
3. Play around with the settings.
For example:
-vf scale="1920:-1" -c:a copy -c:v libsvtav1 -crf 30 -preset 5

This will scale the videos to FullHD (1920x1080), copy the audio stream as it is, use AV1 as codec, use a quality factor of 30 (lower is better and bigger) and a preset of 5 (lower is better and slower)
 

ZedGee

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1. Use .
2. Use a basic input
3. Play around with the settings.
For example:
-vf scale="1920:-1" -c:a copy -c:v libsvtav1 -crf 30 -preset 5

This will scale the videos to FullHD (1920x1080), copy the audio stream as it is, use AV1 as codec, use a quality factor of 30 (lower is better and bigger) and a preset of 5 (lower is better and slower)
Handbrake is also pretty good and I'd say a bit easier with its better UX.
 
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Fzoner95

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Handbrake is also pretty good and I'd say a bit easier with its better UX.
I don't like Handbrake. It does stuff you don't want. And I don't think the UI is great either. I think it's harder to use. That's why I switched to only using ffmpeg, in the console, which was a bit tedious. Until I found this program, which is pretty much what I was looking for the whole time. I'd wish for a few quality of life features, but all the important stuff works.
 

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I don't like Handbrake. It does stuff you don't want. And I don't think the UI is great either. I think it's harder to use. That's why I switched to only using ffmpeg, in the console, which was a bit tedious. Until I found this program, which is pretty much what I was looking for the whole time. I'd wish for a few quality of life features, but all the important stuff works.
I suggested this for people who aren't as knowledgeable and want quick & "dirty" tool. GUI is always better than console in term of accessibility
 
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Fzoner95

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I suggested this for people who aren't as knowledgeable and want quick & "dirty" tool. GUI is always better than console in term of accessibility
True, that's why I am not recommending a CLI program but a program with a GUI.
 
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