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caydey / ffshare

An android app to compress image, video and audio files through ffmpeg before sharing them
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[feature request] Visualization of audio format. #88

Open gbdomubpkm opened 3 months ago

gbdomubpkm commented 3 months ago

Please, can you clearly add in the 'ffmpeg command running' menu the format of the audio input of the file to convert and the format of the output audio new file ?

Example ; Audio input: mp3 Audio output: ACC

In order to visually check that I am obtaining the desired conversion.

THANKS !

caydey commented 3 months ago

By looking at the extensions for "Input file:" and "Output file:" labels you should easily see what conversion is taking place

gbdomubpkm commented 3 months ago

Personally, If it's not to diffucult for you, i would also prefer to visualize this separately to be sure of the output audio file. And as you say, it's 'shoud'. Not sure of that. Moreover, I often don't get what I want (I don't know why) and I don't realize it.

On the same note, there is a problem with subtitle files: SRT files are converted to another format even though I would like to keep the .srt extension. I will open a way for this.

Wouldn't the idea be to have a summary window of the elements of the input file and the elements of the output file before starting the conversion? I have this principle for a transfer with my bank account and fortunately!

caydey commented 3 months ago

I feel like it would be redundant to include that extra information, I suppose I could add a "colorize" option to make the extension file highlighted during the conversion progress along with other parts of the running command. As for the conversions that don't often work, please create a new ticket for that with a proper description along with the same for the subtitles issue.

gbdomubpkm commented 3 months ago

could add a "colorize" option to make the extension file highlighted during the conversion progress along with other parts of the running command.

Good idea And (or) in bold maybe.

gbdomubpkm commented 3 months ago

... But are you sure that we see the audio formats in the conversion command line?? In my tests, no.