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To do so, FFmpeg needs to be compiled with the --enable-libvpx option. This optonal BSD codec/format is very important as it is specifically designed to work at 8K. Most 8K movies use it.
Currently, albeit I added code to turn on the codec (trivial code change), tlRender reads the movies partially and then shows the frames black. Just like what happened with the TopGun clip I showed you once.
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To do so, FFmpeg needs to be compiled with the --enable-libvpx option. This optonal BSD codec/format is very important as it is specifically designed to work at 8K. Most 8K movies use it.
Currently, albeit I added code to turn on the codec (trivial code change), tlRender reads the movies partially and then shows the frames black. Just like what happened with the TopGun clip I showed you once.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: