Ryan. I hope you reconsider. I don’t use Linux. But ffmpeg integration would be very useful to the whole community. You’ve already done the hard part of building the actual codec.
This would be a huge help to have ffmpeg integration, would allow for broader render integration such as cluster rendering with RenderGarden and would allow a large range of ways to preview and QC files such as with windows apps like MPV. currently there are very few apps that can actually play NLC files. Making it much harder to promote widespread adoption of the codec.
I emailed support about this. HAP and HAPQ are already supported by FFMPEG so we can preview files there using LAV. Please implement FFMPEG support it is a PITA not having a simple solution to look at clips, amongst the points Ted and Andrew pointed out.
As Martin mentioned, NotchLC decoding in ffmpeg is really useful, but I’m still in need to also have an encoding option. I have automation running on some of my media server systems which currently encodes everything to HAP Q but I would love to be able to change those systems to fully utilise NotchLC instead. It would be great if you guys reconsidered your stance on this issue.
Hi, I woud like like to add. FFMPEG support would be greatly appreciated by the wider community and boost the uptake of this codec into the main stream.
Hey all, unfortunately the situation hasn’t changed. FFMPEG is opensource, meaning that to integrate with it we’d either need to opensource NotchLC, or maintain our own custom branch of FFMPEG with a closed-source NotchLC integration - which we don’t have the bandwidth to do.
The original request mentioned improved command line encoding - this is something we have been discussing internally, and will make it into future versions of Builder.