was looking for a GUI video editor on Android, and couldn't find an open source one, so downloaded a proprietary apk(powerdirector).
was greeted with this as soon as I installed an opened it.

deleted it that very instant. will stick to ffmpeg on termux.

image below is from david revoy's mastodon post.


image transcription:
meme has two images. upper one is a cropped screenshot from an app that reads, "to protect your rights to privacy, please accept the privacy policy and terms of use to continue."

lower one is an image of pepper from pepper&carrot with one of her hand in air, eyes lit up and mouth agape. superimposed on very bottom is a text that reads, "Hmm, what a logic."

  • lemmesay@discuss.tchncs.de
    hexagon
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    1 year ago

    ffmpeg is one of those programs no matter how many times you use, you still have to search how to do something with it.

    image is from a post from David revoy, creator of pepper&carrot, a libre webcomic. Here's the post link: https://framapiaf.org/@davidrevoy/111300971245273049

    • Diabolo96@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      edit-2
      1 year ago

      ffmpeg is one of those programs no matter how many times you use, you still have to search how to do something with it.

      Not only ffmpeg is complex, It allows you to do things in different ways ( for compatibility ) so you can find a far nicer command than the horrible mishmash creation you have and spend another week remaking the script from scratch. But then you think of a better directory structure to work with and now you have to spend few days updating the script. Pain...

      I reckon I used AI to create the initial command ( biggest mistake , even gpt4 output somewhat working but garbage Ffmpeg commands) and I am a horrible programmer but still.... It was tiring.

      image is from a post from David revoy, creator of pepper&carrot, a libre webcomic.

      Thanks !

      • Cysioland@lemmygrad.ml
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        1 year ago

        I often downscale and convert videos for posting to Discord and I just use fish shell history and just replace the filenames