I have edited DetectSilence.py to test this and it seems to increase the silencedetect filter's performance by 2X and cut it's processing time in half. The command line I recommend using is:
I have checked ffmpeg's output and it prints out identical timestamps to when running it without the added options I suggested.
I use your project all the time and it's great. I hope you find this useful. I also added -c:v h264_nvenc to the RenderIntervalThread.py to improve the rendering speed using my GPU, and I haven't noticed any problems with it yet. Maybe you could add that as a command line argument to run with software or hardware rendering.
if not self.__render_options.audio_only:
command.extend(["-map", "[v]", "-c:v", "h264_nvenc"])
command.extend(["-map", "[a]"])
else:
if self.__render_options.audio_only:
Thanks for creating this project! Have a great day!
I have edited DetectSilence.py to test this and it seems to increase the silencedetect filter's performance by 2X and cut it's processing time in half. The command line I recommend using is:
I have checked ffmpeg's output and it prints out identical timestamps to when running it without the added options I suggested. I use your project all the time and it's great. I hope you find this useful. I also added -c:v h264_nvenc to the RenderIntervalThread.py to improve the rendering speed using my GPU, and I haven't noticed any problems with it yet. Maybe you could add that as a command line argument to run with software or hardware rendering.
Thanks for creating this project! Have a great day!