This is a minor issue, but I would appreciate a fix if possible.
Having a quick look at the code it seems to save MP4 videos as H264 codec. These play OK once double-clicked in Windows, but when attached to Discord they do not auto-play inline and need to be downloaded first. ie you do not get the thumbnail with a play triangle button, you just get the file as a filename showing with a download option.
I use FFmpeg outside AnimateDiff Prompt Travel to make MP4 H264 videos and those movies always play inline for Discord.
Is there a simple fix for this?
Otherwise, the workaround if you want to have a well behaved Discord attachment is to use Handbrake to convert the output mp4 to a video format that Discord likes.
This is a minor issue, but I would appreciate a fix if possible.
Having a quick look at the code it seems to save MP4 videos as H264 codec. These play OK once double-clicked in Windows, but when attached to Discord they do not auto-play inline and need to be downloaded first. ie you do not get the thumbnail with a play triangle button, you just get the file as a filename showing with a download option.
I use FFmpeg outside AnimateDiff Prompt Travel to make MP4 H264 videos and those movies always play inline for Discord.
Is there a simple fix for this?
Otherwise, the workaround if you want to have a well behaved Discord attachment is to use Handbrake to convert the output mp4 to a video format that Discord likes.
Thanks.