I'd say the overall performance of the tool itself is a bit mixed. There are some task where it performances really well (trimming, converting photos to montage) but some where it is horrible(transcoding to VP9)
I'd say the overall performance of the tool itself is a bit mixed. There are some task where it performances really well (trimming, converting photos to montage) but some where it is horrible(transcoding to VP9)
The notes you mentioned sound like fundamental ffmpeg issues rather than problems with the implementation of this tool. It can usually trim without transcoding (much of) the file and encoding VP9 is notoriously slow.
How does running a transcode job in a browser provide "security and convenience" vs a native app?
And for the people who are comfortable with that, this provide some convenience in not having to look up command(something I always do) but its never meant to be a replacement for hardcore FFmpeg users