zubairov

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mattpodwysocki

JSConf.EU 2011 Slides

JSConf.eu opening song - JavaScript Will Listen - Bella Morningstar

Downstairs (Day 1)

• Plask - Dean McNamee
• Plask

tokumine

There's something wrong with the Panasonic TX-L42E30B, TX-L37E30B and TX-L32E30B TVs not recognising certain MKV container specific settings. 

There is nothing actually wrong with the x264 encoded video and audio streams - the solution is to correctly re-mux the contents of the MKV container into a compatible MKV container while avoiding a time consuming re-encode.

I have found 2 solutions (on OSX) to the problem that don't require re-encoding.

1) Repackage the MKV as a mp4 using mp4tools (http://www.emmgunn.com/mp4tools/mp4toolshome.html). This works, but is unable to handle MKVs with DTS encoded audio streams on my machine.

2) Repackage the MKV as an MKV using mkvtools beta (http://www.emmgunn.com/mkvtools/mkvtoolshome.html). This has worked flawlessly on all the broken MKVs I've tried. mkvtools also can split MKVs into FAT32 compatible chunks for playback from USB sticks and so on.

Integralist

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emilisto

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dergachev

OS X Screencast to animated GIF

This gist shows how to create a GIF screencast using only free OS X tools: QuickTime, ffmpeg, and gifsicle.

Instructions

To capture the video (filesize: 19MB), using the free "QuickTime Player" application:

olgen

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