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Graeme Humphries 2013-08-23 16:48:38 -07:00
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@ -19,19 +19,19 @@ By default, dve will just use your local host for encoding, which isn't likely t
improve performance. At a bare minimum, you should specify more than one host
to encode with:
dve.sh -l host1,host2,host3 media/test.mp4
dve -l host1,host2,host3 media/test.mp4
If you're using a statically linked ffmpeg binary (recommended), then you'll also
want to specify the path to that binary:
dve.sh -e ~/bin/ffmpeg -l host1,host2,host3 media/test.mp4
dve -e ~/bin/ffmpeg -l host1,host2,host3 media/test.mp4
After the encoding is completed and the chunks stitched back together, you
should end up with an output file named "test.mp4_new.mkv" in your current working
directory. You can adjust output naming, but note that the output container format
will currently always be mkv:
dve.sh -s .encoded.mkv -e ~/bin/ffmpeg -l host1,host2,host3 media/test.mp4
dve -s .encoded.mkv -e ~/bin/ffmpeg -l host1,host2,host3 media/test.mp4
## Benchmarks
@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ clip, 3:47 in length.
### dve with 3 hosts
$ time dve.sh -o "-c:v libx264 -crf 20.0 -preset medium -c:a libvorbis -aq 5" -l c1,c2,c3 test.mp4
$ time dve -o "-c:v libx264 -crf 20.0 -preset medium -c:a libvorbis -aq 5" -l c1,c2,c3 test.mp4
Creating chunks to encode
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