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When I try this with v2.3 settings are ignored and I get a 422 mp4 clip with 8 audio channels
channel setting is set hd1080i50
ADD 1 FILE "myfile 1.mp4" -codec:v libx264 -crf:v 23 -preset:v veryfast -filter:v format=pix_fmts=yuv420p -filter:v tinterlace=5 -codec:a aac -b:a 128k -ar:a 48k
If I do this
ADD 1 FILE "myfile 1.mp4" -codec:v libx264 -crf:v 23 -preset:v ver
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Currently when a file has been selected out of a file list, the download starts immediately.
Add "Start Download" button to manually trigger the download.
Also add a "Stop Download" button while download is in progress.
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AV1#Profiles
High profile (--profile 1) supports 4:2:0, but when I use 8bit with profile 1 I get:
Profile 1 requires 4:4:4 color format
High profile (--profile 1) supports 4:2:0, but when I use 8bit with profile 1 I get:
Profile 1 requires 4:4:4 color format
Professional profile (--profile 2) supports 4:2:0, but when I use 8bit with profile
Wiki changes
When following the additional steps to view the current leaderboard inside of an event engine account/event, the leaderboard script attempts to utilise the default AWS profile which results in the terminal hanging and no output.
In order to utilise the event engine AWS profile and associated credentials, it is necessary to execute:
export AWS_PROFILE="ee"
Before running npm start
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I am pretty impressed with the cscore implementation running on our Raspberry Pi.
We are successfully serving a webpage from our RPi at port 8081. I am also able to add OpenCV image operations and view the results on port 8082 (the usbcvstream example).
Part of the use of our camera streams has been for autonomous, which involves OpenCV thresholding of H, S and V around a particular c
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Both modules have very simple documentation. They could use some elaboration on what is Pipeline and Element, similar to guide