Tried with -enable-libx265 and -with-x265 options when I was re-compiling FFmpeg, fairy godfathers got no spare magic sticks to cast the miracle.
Not good, because according to Brew, FFmpeg on its repo doesn’t have the option to include x265 (as of this writing). God permits, Brew has cmake.ĭone compiling x265 binary on my OSX, let’s have it merged into FFmpeg’s main binary. Running on OSX, clang is there by default, but Linux guys doesn’t like clang, and compiling x265 needs cmake to get it done (are cmake and clang interchangeable?). Inline note #1: ArchWiki has a good all-in-one tutorial for FFmpegĪs on OSX, I took the liberty of trying to compile the x265 (thanks to MulticoreWare). Thanks to Zeranoe for providing the sort-of bleedy build of FFmpeg Windows binary, made it possible for me to test x265 on Windows without compiling. I had to use my friends’ battlestations (Isam with his SSD-based battlestation and Adib with his 3.40 GHz behemoth -loving the Corsair K60). Having only Intel i5 clocked at 2.50 GHz (Macbook Pro Mid 2012), it wasn’t fun waiting to get it done. It took way too long for the encoding to complete, and x265 packed tons of bitrate per second compared to x264. I started with Veritasium’s video (I forgot which video I used for the first experiment). … until the sinus pressure killed the joy of discovery. Everything was dawned pretty much like having a heaven bestowed upon me…
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Lucky me I found another thread on StackOverflow on how to get it (the H.265 encoding with FFmpeg as its front-end) done. Worth checking, FFmpeg has officially supported the x265 in its codebase, as reported by Phoronix. Decided to take a quick look on how HEVC x265 tools were at what point on that day. Not-so-extreme but abrupt temperature change, coupled with shower of rain and snow proven as the potent concoctions to render me helpless under blanket, fighting against the thud pressure banging my head from time to time.
I had sinus pressure and nasal congestion.
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