22.03.2025, 18:24
Did you mean calling the command in a terminal using ffmpeg`? I tried doing that, but I’m not sure if running it with ffmpeg is the same as what Hybrid does.
I haven’t tried using aomenc directly:
"
(base) visilionosh@visilionosh:~$ aomenc
Command 'aomenc' not found, but can be installed with:
sudo apt install aom-tools
"
Should I try?
Yes, the .stats file is 0 bytes.
Yes, the error also occurs when run sequentially.
No, it still crashes even when not using a RAM disk.
Edit: don't know if helps, but chatgpt said:
The log shows that when Hybrid builds the aomenc command it relies on metadata from the input file—such as codec information and keyframe positions—to properly process and segment the video stream. However, the log repeatedly notes that there’s “no Codec” and “no keyFramePositions” for the input webm file ().
I haven’t tried using aomenc directly:
"
(base) visilionosh@visilionosh:~$ aomenc
Command 'aomenc' not found, but can be installed with:
sudo apt install aom-tools
"
Should I try?
Yes, the .stats file is 0 bytes.
Yes, the error also occurs when run sequentially.
No, it still crashes even when not using a RAM disk.
Edit: don't know if helps, but chatgpt said:
The log shows that when Hybrid builds the aomenc command it relies on metadata from the input file—such as codec information and keyframe positions—to properly process and segment the video stream. However, the log repeatedly notes that there’s “no Codec” and “no keyFramePositions” for the input webm file ().