> and it's a 22MB gif
Whoa... that's a lot of data for a README! But demos are pretty important, so I guess it's worth it.
Whoa... that's a lot of data for a README! But demos are pretty important, so I guess it's worth it.
ffmpeg -y -i pgassistant.gif -c:v libx265 -q 55 -tag:v hvc1 -movflags '+faststart' -pix_fmt yuv420p pgassistant.mp4
__264516 Feb 12 11:44 pgassistant.gif
22782965 Feb 12 11:46 pgassistant.gif.raw.gif
_2120322 Feb 12 11:55 pgassistant.gif.av1-20.mp4
__245780 Feb 12 11:56 pgassistant.gif.av1-55.mp4
ffmpeg -h encoder=libaom-av1
ffmpeg -i pgassistant.gif.raw.gif -c:v libaom-av1 -crf 20 -cpu-used 8 -movflags '+faststart' -pix_fmt yuv420p pgassistant.gif.av1-20.mp4
ffmpeg -i pgassistant.gif.raw.gif -c:v libaom-av1 -crf 55 -cpu-used 8 -movflags '+faststart' -pix_fmt yuv420p pgassistant.gif.av1-55.mp4
A place to start from at least, note the 264516 gif is what's currently on the landing page, with the wget command to grab the raw file.
NEARLY everything can use AV1 and you don't need your clients to install a licensed codec if their OS didn't happen to include one. https://caniuse.com/av1 Far more than https://caniuse.com/hevc
[0] Which puts it under your account, obvs., and is therefore not that helpful for a PR.