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Le sextidi 6 thermidor, an CCXX, noahzarc a écrit :
Apologies for top posting, it's my very first time using a mailing list.
No problem, you fixed it.
Apologies, it's my very first time using a mailing list. Would this be the
correct way of setting priv_data?
AVDictionary
Le quartidi 24 messidor, an CCXX, Noah Arc a écrit :
In the past, libx264 variables such as crf was a part of AVCodecContext.
However, looks like in version 0.11 it has been deprecated and was moved
to libx264.c as a private variable. But for my project, I'm used to just
assign a value to crf
Hi Noah,
char *crfString = new char[50];
sprintf_s(crfString, 50, %f, crf);
av_opt_set(codecContext-priv_data, crf, crfString, 0);
Don't sure if it is the best way (to convert to string first) but I
didn't find a variant of av_opt_set for floating point values, and at
least it works.
2012/7/12
