> What is your problem? Please test current FFmpeg git head and provide the > command line you tested together with the complete, uncut console output and > explain what goes wrong.
Carl, Fair request. I can't use the latest version of FFmpeg because it fails to compile if I include openH264. In a previous post I asked about this and was told to use a previous version of FFmpeg. And that worked! I'm using v1.5.1. So I assume this is the best I can do as far as using the latest version of FFmpeg. And - believe it or not - after using libav for a few months now I'm more familiar with the libav API than with the command line. I do have a series of 18 png files sent by the customer. I can rename them to conform to ffmpeg command line program so I can use the proper formatting. I hope I'm not asking too much if I ask for help here. Can you tell me what arguments I should pass to ffmpeg (built with openh264!) to generate a high quality, openh264-encoded mp4 file from these files? If it turns out the quality is acceptable then it's a matter of going to my program to see what I may be missing there. -Arthur _______________________________________________ Libav-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-user
