New Export Feature

[runes]

leorod, this is fixed in latest update

[leorod]

It's true, is working now on Version 5.1.6101. I had trouble trying to install this version earlier today. Thanks.

I could export a short test video to AVI, MP4, OGG, OGV, WEBM and its audio to WAV and MP3.
The audio in OGA could not be played, Firefox says "file is corrupted".

[leorod]

The Ogg Audio (OGA) is using FLAC Codec.
I could play it with a media player but browsers doesn't support FLAC (only Firefox will support it in the future).
Firefox and Chrome supports Vorbis and Opus.
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Supported_media_formats#Browser_compatibility

[Rokie]

I just downloaded the latest version v5.1.6101

And still get the same results as before:

I get the "FFMPEG" error as soon as the "Export" button on the menu bar is pressed. But you can continue working, and you get an AVI file working. However, I tried saving it at different frame rates, but it seems that no matter what framerate I change it to it always produces the same framerate.

Thanks for the effort Hippani, I know you're almost there

[Rookie]

I just downloaded the newest version 5.1.6101 and IT WORKS!!

My results:

1) The "FFMPEG" error when you click the "Export" button DOES NOT SHOW ANYMORE!!
2) On the Audio/Video tab in the "Format" dropdown option it shows a heck of a lot of output formats!!
3) I tried the .avi and the .webm formats. Both were correctly produced!!
4) I played back the generated .avi file with the "Media Player Classic" and it works without any rate problems!!

** I did this on a Windows 10 machine and the trial version

P.S.: You guys are AWESOME!!

[Chris]

Anyone know where I can get a version of ffmpeg.exe that will work with windows vista 32bit

[Rookie]

Hi Chris,

I hope this can help you if you have not solved it yet.

Try from the FFmpeg itself, you can find/download the 32 bit version there.

ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/

[Chris]

Thanks Rookie, I did try quite a few different versions and even tried to trick Vista and crashed it for good, so I stuck an SSD into the laptop and installed a genuine copy of Win7 I had lying around, so all good and much better now, and I have the old HD hooked up for backup and get my old files off when I need them.

[3dassets]

Use a free video converter to compress your AVI into any mp4... all device format.

www.any-video-converter.com/products/for_video_free/

[electrochrisso]

This is the one I use, it is totally free full version, no restrictions and also portable version to download too.

www.videotovideo.org/