Activity for Mp4 Video 1 Click FFMPEG for Windows
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Federica Domani posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Mp4 Video 1 Click FFMPEG version 1.5.0.0 has been released. Brand new version 1.5.0.0 written from scratch.
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Mp4 Video 1 Click for Windows (+FFMPEG) released /README.txt
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Brand new version 1.5.0.0 written from scratch
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I am resuming my activity now.
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Sorry for delay. I was ill. I'll resume my activity soon. Please stand by.
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I've scheduled free time to upgrade to new FFMPEG next week.
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I hope I'll relese new version with FFMPEG 4.1 soon.
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.4.3.0 has been released. FFMPEG v4.0.2 has been embedded; Inno Setup installer has been improved.
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Version 1.4.3.0: FFMPEG v4.0.2; improved Inno Setup installer
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Version 1.4.3.0: FFMPEG v4.0.2; improved Inno Setup installer
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added Updater under constuction
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Screenshots have been updated for Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.4.2.0. Look at two brand new features - (1) Transcode-only mode and (2) Editable FFMPEG command line.
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.4.2.0 has been released. Transcode-only mode and bat-file editing for custom conversion added to File Explorer's mouse menu.
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Version 1.4.2.0: transcode-only mode and bat-file editing for custom conversion added
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You are not alone who requests such a feature! Now all seems ready to add it in the nearest release. Consider few weeks to wait.
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Casy Robin posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi! Can I pre-customize command line parameters as my owns in FFMPEG console mode? I mean to write them once and use them repeatedly on each new media input file I select in File Explorer context menu?
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Screenshots have been updated for Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.4.0.0. Look how automatic brightness/contrast/loudness adjustment works during conversion.
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.4.0.0 has been released. FFMPEG updated to version 4.0.1 instead of v.3.4.2, except ffplay.exe that stays v.3.4.2 to play h265 videos on Windows 7 32-bit.
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Version 1.4.0.0: includes FFMPEG v.4.0.1
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New version is coming... just after I'll finish the current phase of my another project.
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.2.9.0 has been releaseed. Setup program size is 10Mb now instead of old 23Mb.
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Version 1.2.9.0: Setup program size 10Mb instead of 23Mb
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Next version of Mp4 Video 1 Click for Windows will be released soon.
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Yes, it has to work on 32-bit Windows 7 or later. I test it on Windows 7 32-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit and Windows 10 Creative Suite 64-bit on every new version to be released. Don't know whether it works on Windows XP because I don't support Windows XP "officially". I suppose it has to work on Windows Vista because that is almost Windows. 7 :)
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Nikol Gusto Two posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Could this app be used on old 32-bit Windows?
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.2.8.0 has been released. Output file name added to window tittle (after analyzing stage, before converting stage).
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Version 1.2.8.0: add output file name to window tittle
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I will add that in next release. But you shouldn't get worried about output file names - they are generated based on input names plus self-explaining suffix words that show how the input file has been processed.
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Lantan Everett posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Could this app show the output file name as well as input one during a conversion process?
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Geff Ratcheson posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thanks!
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I can't support old Windows like XP (officially) because Microsoft itself doesn't support them. But I will study what can I do with the future versions of Mp4 Video 1 Click, because I see, XP is still popular...
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Is there an older version that will run on XP (1.27 will not run on 32 bit XP SP3). Thx!
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Yes. Open Windows File Explorer then right-click the mouse on a media file preferred, select context menu item "Mp4 Video 1 Click" -> "FFMPEG v.3.4.2 console 32-bit with this file pre-typed". When the console appeared, feel free to change FFMPEG command line arbitrary to get your desired container (format), codec, etc.
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Mathew Rolling posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Could your converter extract another video or audio format, not only mp4/mp3?
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Yes. This program is symmetric in use between video and audio. It can input ANY known audio format and codec and convert it into standard mp3 file with 320k high quality bitrate. You need no separate video and audio converters any more.
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guido fantocini posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Can I use this app for audio conversion? What audio formats are supported?
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.2.7.0 has been released. Video brightness enhancement has been improved.
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Version 1.2.7.0: improve video brightness enhancement
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I did it! Screenshots have been updated since very long time and correspond to the latest program version.
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.2.3.0 has been released. Playback on 32-bit Windows has been fixed. The About text emphasizes Intel hardware encoding support.
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Version 1.2.3.0: fix playback on 32-bit Windows; fix About text to match support of Intel hardware encoding
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Version 1.2.3.0: fix playback on 32-bit Windows; fix About text to match support of Intel hardware encoding
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Version 1.2.2.0 rm output video
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Version 1.2.2.0
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.2.2.0 has been released. FFMPEG has been updated to version 3.4.2.
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I continue to think on this question. Definitely I plan to improve the feature that allows custom user-defined conversion via FFMPEG command line. Also I plan to accelerate standard conversion from any video/audio/codec to standard everywhere-playing mp4 or mp3 file. Finally, I think about addition of video player more advanced than FFPLAY.
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Aaron McDyn posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
What is your roadmap for 2018? What features do you plan to add to Mp4 Video 1 Click for Windows?
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Mp4 Video 1 Click for Windows: how to set your own output format/codec rather than standard mp4/h264/aac video or mp3 audio. Mp4 Video 1 Click for Windows allows you to convert arbitrary input video/audio format/codec to standard predefined output format/codec. Standard output format is accurately selected to guarantee it can be played by most known players, browsers, phones and other devices. Standard output format for video is mp4/h264/yuv420p/aac and for audio is mp3 320k cbr. But there is a way...
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Mp4 Video 1 Click version 1.2.0.0 has been released. Fixed: modal dialog disappears from Help menu, MainWindow size doesn't shrink on Hide details.
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version 1.2.0.0: fixed menu Help, resize MainWindow
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version 1.1.0.0: half installer size, h265 video sample
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