No, zarxgui is setup to use libfdk_aac for encoding the audio and those builds do not include that.jakkor wrote:Does zeranoe version http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ works with zarx
Zarx264gui3 beta test
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Re: Zarx264gui3 beta test
As of ~5 hours ago, this is now fixed. So even though the user should be using 2.6, they no longer are required to.Zarxrax wrote:Oh yea, there is currently one fairly bit limitation: It does not work with Avisynth version 2.5.8.
If you upgrade to Avisynth 2.6.0 alpha version, it should work.
I have filed a bug report with ffmpeg to get this fixed.
Create .BAT -> change libfdk_aac to libvo_aacenc (or others*) -> run the .BAT filel33tmeatwad wrote:No, zarxgui is setup to use libfdk_aac for encoding the audio and those builds do not include that.jakkor wrote:Does zeranoe version http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ works with zarx
*libvorbis or libopus for MKV output, or libmp3lame for either MKV or MP4
Personally, I'd avoid the use of any of the non-libre AAC encoders (which are literally 3 out of the 4 things that even require passing --enable-nonfree to FFmpeg in the first place; the 4th is OpenSSL) because you're not supposed to distribute builds that include them. Either use alternate formats (Vorbis or Opus) that perform on an equal or better level, or make sure the bitrate given to the libre encoders (libvo_aacenc or the native encoder, or libmp3lame for MP3) is high enough that their quality issues don't come into play.
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