Yes, use apt-get.micu wrote: thanks.
I've done it,
I've still the same problem. Can I try to install libavdevice55 manually ?
BTW, are you trying to install with dpkg?
Yes, use apt-get.micu wrote: thanks.
I've done it,
I've still the same problem. Can I try to install libavdevice55 manually ?
thanks. I installed that pack but now it saysgkreidl wrote:Are you on Raspbian Jessie?
It's in the Raspbian archive: http://archive.raspbian.net/raspbian/po ... iba/libav/
Did you install gdebi-core and use it to install ghb?micu wrote:thanks. I installed that pack but now it saysgkreidl wrote:Are you on Raspbian Jessie?
It's in the Raspbian archive: http://archive.raspbian.net/raspbian/po ... iba/libav/
Dependency is not satisfiable: intltool
Maybe there is a problem because I've installed a too new version of Raspbian Jessie?
I installed it by noobs 2.1.0 two day ago. I could try to install all packages manually?
gkreidl wrote:Did you install gdebi-core and use it to install ghb?micu wrote:thanks. I installed that pack but now it saysgkreidl wrote:Are you on Raspbian Jessie?
It's in the Raspbian archive: http://archive.raspbian.net/raspbian/po ... iba/libav/
Dependency is not satisfiable: intltool
Maybe there is a problem because I've installed a too new version of Raspbian Jessie?
I installed it by noobs 2.1.0 two day ago. I could try to install all packages manually?
gkreidl wrote:There's something definitely broken with your Raspbian system.
Try installing some standard package like firefox.micu wrote:What a mystery. I've formatted and I've reinstalled Raspbian, always the same problem.
gkreidl wrote:There's something definitely broken with your Raspbian system.
You won't find any version for the Raspberry Pi on their download page.Artionic wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2017 6:16 amHandbrake works great on my computer. And handbrake has updated the version to 1.0.7, so you can install the latest version of it. Otherwise, you can find the old version here: https://www.videohelp.com/software/Hand ... s#download
And there are many online video converters now, which does not need any installation: http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/ti ... erter.html
And these free online video converters can also be amazing for video conversion. So share with you.
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Creating and testing a Stretch version is on my to-do-list but other things have a higher priority.Nachteule wrote: ↑Wed Sep 20, 2017 5:41 pm@gkreidl
I built Debian Stretch package [1] today, but the result is very disappointing![]()
On my Cubieboard2 (it is 1GHz dualcore ARMv7) running Debian Stretch, I'm getting average transcoding rates of 2 fps when transcoding an ISO DVD to a mkv. So being optimstic, RPi3 has 4 cores and one core is three times faster than my Allwinner A20 cpu, RPi3 would have 12 fps.
So, how do you get 28 fps when transcoding sd video![]()
Btw, Im getting activity log
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That's confusing me a bit, because shouldn't it be ARMv7 ???
[1] Grabbed Debian Stretch source package, modified debian/rules and debian/control and rebuilt package
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Have a look here: viewtopic.php?f=66&t=109584Nachteule wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2017 3:15 pm
Yes, I know, you already talked about that
But, this was not my question![]()
My question was how did you get 28 fps when transcoding sd video
I'm now on RPi3, not overclocked and I'm getting 8.8 avg fps transcoding a DVD ISO image to mkv (High profile, cropping a bit, sound and subtitles passthrough). Core temperature is between 70 and 72 °C, so no CPU throttling will reduce transcoding speed
If anybody wants to test my Handbrake packages, Debian Stretch packages available for download here: http://apt1.xbian.org/pool/devel/rpi2-stretch/h/
Btw,
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comes from libx264 and this lib does not distinguish between ARMv6 and ARMv7 processors
kazuko.nakamura wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2017 10:45 pmWould be great if Handbrake coul handle OMX hardware.
I'm trying to transcode an mkv with embedded ass subs to mp4 hardsub, but your build does not detect the embedded subs. Windows HB sees them just fine.Nachteule wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2017 3:15 pmI'm now on RPi3, not overclocked and I'm getting 8.8 avg fps transcoding a DVD ISO image to mkv (High profile, cropping a bit, sound and subtitles passthrough). Core temperature is between 70 and 72 °C, so no CPU throttling will reduce transcoding speed
If anybody wants to test my Handbrake build, packages for Debian Stretch are available for download from here
I have seen a few crashes while converting to mp4 , but never when the output container format is set to mkv.darthtony2 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2018 9:33 amHi i'm new ! on everything xD first timeusing linux! so after a week i've succeed to install your handbrake (thanks a lot really) but after a while , while it is enconding ir disappear !
i've no error no closing window ....
just it close with no reason ! some help ?
i've raspberry pi 3 ,raspbian jessie i've mounted heatsinks but no cooling fan !
thank you
the container was mkv ! codec h264 level 5.2gkreidl wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2018 12:11 pmI have seen a few crashes while converting to mp4 , but never when the output container format is set to mkv.darthtony2 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2018 9:33 amHi i'm new ! on everything xD first timeusing linux! so after a week i've succeed to install your handbrake (thanks a lot really) but after a while , while it is enconding ir disappear !
i've no error no closing window ....
just it close with no reason ! some help ?
i've raspberry pi 3 ,raspbian jessie i've mounted heatsinks but no cooling fan !
thank you
No idea. I'm not one of the authors, I just compiled and packaged it for the RPi.