[bounty] enable x265 on macos
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please see #580
h265 does not render in app ui:
screenpipe/screenpipe-server/src/video.rs
Line 171 in e70445b
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| Attempt | Started (GMT+0) | Solution |
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| 🟢 @developerfred | Nov 13, 2024, 4:52:22 AM | WIP |
| 🟢 @ologbonowiwi | #965 |
/attempt #666 I will add support to the video.rs
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@ologbonowiwi does not work fyi
I was OOO for the weekend. I want to get this working but search pipe is not working here, (likely #1001)
what do you mean is not working?
windows
macos
#1001 is UX problem - user don't understand you cannot see video being written
reinstall fixed it. I'm back working on it.
did you considered open source alternatives to h265 such as av1 or vp9?
the original app/tauri browser is webkit based thus it supports h265, chromium pays royalties to have it on Windows, and Firefox does not support at all. using h265 videos would not work on Firefox, and can probably work on Chrome (I mean, on Mac) but I'm not sure how yet. let me know if you would consider av1 or vp9 instead, as they are open source and free we'd have more wide support.