Actually I'd only consider 18 a high quality CRF factor if the source is high quality Blu Ray or similar. For DVD quality I'd go 16 or lower.
As mentioned, you can't convert without losing...
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Actually I'd only consider 18 a high quality CRF factor if the source is high quality Blu Ray or similar. For DVD quality I'd go 16 or lower.
As mentioned, you can't convert without losing...
I did a search out of curiosity and found little, which did not surprise me. Linux just can't compete with Android for app development, and the fact that Android is Linux based doesn't matter.
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First thing I'm wondering is why you feel you need to implement I2S audio in Mint just because you are dual booting with Windows? I see no connection there, and this looks like the sort of thing...
I suspect that WebGL isn't working, which isn't all that rare in Linux unfortunately.
Try some of the tests here perhaps ...
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I'd suggest looking at your kernel version (uname -r in the terminal). Then look for a solution for the Ubuntu release that uses that kernel.
However, and you may not want to hear this, you may...
I just checked their site out of curiosity. There are dl links specified as 'Linux' but they do not bother saying whether they are for Debian based or RPM based or anything similar. This IMO is not...
Another suggestion: some of the best advice I've ever seen for getting decent compression and quality:
If you're going to reduce the bit rate (inevitable if you want to shrink the file size)...
RPi? You mean raspberry pi? I don't know anything about its decoding capabilities.
Video encoding is complicated, and there is no good way to simplify it because there aren't any magic quality...
Presumably there is something called additional drivers or driver manager. Try that.
Better yet, take geoffrey's advice. Install Ubuntu. I'm actually a Mint user now but that's really because...
Since it's ubuntu based there should be something called additional drivers or driver manager or something similar.
I suspect it isn't sufficiently tested yet. This sort of thing is not unusual with a new linux release.
I was thinking replay gain too or something similar. Do you have volume normalization enabled on the program you're getting distortion with? A lot of mp3s that people dl were normalized when...
According to your other posts you're actually using Mint, so while you may get suggestions to install ubuntu-restricted-extras, I wouldn't install them on a Mint system. BTW I have 2 Mint installs....
You are simply not going to get any Intel video drivers in Additional Drivers. Intel doesn't really do binary drivers. This ain't Windows. There are linux driver downloads for intel (and AMD)...
I checked that link and couldn't find a single instance of the word 'linux'. They just support Windows and OS X. I don't think they have any interest in the subject. Don't hold your breath waiting...
"Updating drivers" seems to be the kneejerk reflex reaction of Windows users. It doesn't actually work very well in Windows and definitely doesn't work very well in linux.
Having the screensaver...
H.264 video isn't useless in Avidemux if you just want to convert. I've done this many times, generally to mpeg-4 ASP (xvid). Just select the safe mode. BTW Mpeg, mp4 and avi are not formats,...
My thoughts exactly. Especially for any pro use. There's a reason that no pros use linux for this AFAIK.
If you don't post hardware details or even the release number and 'buntu version it's hard to say.
I seriously doubt it ... and BTW "Fidelity Control" is the dumbest buzzword I've heard lately.
Yes, Android OS is based on linux. OS X on Macs is also Unix based and very similar to Linux. That...
Maybe because pulseaudio is irrelevant to whether your sound card works? If it's using pulseaudio it is also using alsa. It is always using alsa.
You shouldn't install multiple DEs anyway. It'll make your system less reliable. Very common beginner mistake.
Trying to keep your system FOSS and wanting to play media is IMHO a hopeless cause. You think Firefox (or any other browser useble by most users) contains no closed source code?
Yep, lots of good linux music players. I actually found the selection better (at least as far as quality is concerned) than in windows. You should be able to find one you like in the repos.
I...
Not enough info. Copy/paste into the terminal:
sudo lshw -C video
And
lspci -nn -d 14e4:
And copy/paste the output from the terminal here, wrapped in Code tags.