It's very interesting to see your work and for example to see that you start with the mass of tonality in greys and continue more and more precisely Thanks you for to explain what is possible to do and share your knowledge and experiences
@jfml @mo Hey, Thanks! Yes, it is directly the Krita Recorder file posted here. I put this settings (screenshot in attachement) and it is complex to set because of a big bug in the math of the result/preview where the duration in second is always assumed for 30fps. So, because I put 120fps for the input, I have to put them 4 time longer. (eg. 4sec preview for 1sec real). Once like that, I obtain a ~2MB MP4 file.
@jfml @mo I forgot! No, it's not "directly the file of Krita"; if you do that, because it generates a MP4 without audio, Mastodon will think it is a GIF and play it in loop without exposing the play/pause and timeline. To workaround this, I pass the MP4 to ffmpeg and I add an empty audio track, it's instant:
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•Mor.Gr
•Thanks you for to explain what is possible to do and share your knowledge and experiences
jfml ✨ Jonas Laugs
•David Revoy
•David Revoy
•@jfml @mo I forgot! No, it's not "directly the file of Krita"; if you do that, because it generates a MP4 without audio, Mastodon will think it is a GIF and play it in loop without exposing the play/pause and timeline. To workaround this, I pass the MP4 to ffmpeg and I add an empty audio track, it's instant:
> ffmpeg -f lavfi -i anullsrc=channel_layout=stereo:sample_rate=44100 -i input.mp4 -c:v copy -c:a aac -shortest output.mp4
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•David Revoy
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