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|
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+
runtime cpu detection yes
|
18 |
+
standalone assembly yes
|
19 |
+
x86 assembler nasm
|
20 |
+
MMX enabled yes
|
21 |
+
MMXEXT enabled yes
|
22 |
+
3DNow! enabled yes
|
23 |
+
3DNow! extended enabled yes
|
24 |
+
SSE enabled yes
|
25 |
+
SSSE3 enabled yes
|
26 |
+
AESNI enabled yes
|
27 |
+
AVX enabled yes
|
28 |
+
AVX2 enabled yes
|
29 |
+
AVX-512 enabled yes
|
30 |
+
AVX-512ICL enabled yes
|
31 |
+
XOP enabled yes
|
32 |
+
FMA3 enabled yes
|
33 |
+
FMA4 enabled yes
|
34 |
+
i686 features enabled yes
|
35 |
+
CMOV is fast yes
|
36 |
+
EBX available yes
|
37 |
+
EBP available yes
|
38 |
+
debug symbols yes
|
39 |
+
strip symbols yes
|
40 |
+
optimize for size no
|
41 |
+
optimizations yes
|
42 |
+
static yes
|
43 |
+
shared no
|
44 |
+
postprocessing support yes
|
45 |
+
network support yes
|
46 |
+
threading support pthreads
|
47 |
+
safe bitstream reader yes
|
48 |
+
texi2html enabled no
|
49 |
+
perl enabled yes
|
50 |
+
pod2man enabled yes
|
51 |
+
makeinfo enabled yes
|
52 |
+
makeinfo supports HTML yes
|
53 |
+
xmllint enabled yes
|
54 |
+
|
55 |
+
External libraries:
|
56 |
+
avisynth libilbc libtheora
|
57 |
+
bzlib libjxl libtwolame
|
58 |
+
chromaprint liblc3 libuavs3d
|
59 |
+
frei0r liblensfun libvidstab
|
60 |
+
gmp libmodplug libvmaf
|
61 |
+
gnutls libmp3lame libvo_amrwbenc
|
62 |
+
iconv libmysofa libvorbis
|
63 |
+
ladspa libopencore_amrnb libvpx
|
64 |
+
libaom libopencore_amrwb libvvenc
|
65 |
+
libaribb24 libopenjpeg libwebp
|
66 |
+
libaribcaption libopenmpt libx264
|
67 |
+
libass libopus libx265
|
68 |
+
libbluray libplacebo libxavs2
|
69 |
+
libbs2b libqrencode libxevd
|
70 |
+
libcaca libquirc libxeve
|
71 |
+
libcdio librav1e libxml2
|
72 |
+
libcodec2 librist libxvid
|
73 |
+
libdav1d librubberband libzimg
|
74 |
+
libdavs2 libshaderc libzmq
|
75 |
+
libflite libshine libzvbi
|
76 |
+
libfontconfig libsnappy lzma
|
77 |
+
libfreetype libsoxr mediafoundation
|
78 |
+
libfribidi libspeex sdl2
|
79 |
+
libgme libsrt zlib
|
80 |
+
libgsm libssh
|
81 |
+
libharfbuzz libsvtav1
|
82 |
+
|
83 |
+
External libraries providing hardware acceleration:
|
84 |
+
amf d3d12va nvdec
|
85 |
+
cuda dxva2 nvenc
|
86 |
+
cuda_llvm ffnvcodec opencl
|
87 |
+
cuvid libmfx vaapi
|
88 |
+
d3d11va libvpl vulkan
|
89 |
+
|
90 |
+
Libraries:
|
91 |
+
avcodec avformat swresample
|
92 |
+
avdevice avutil swscale
|
93 |
+
avfilter postproc
|
94 |
+
|
95 |
+
Programs:
|
96 |
+
ffmpeg ffplay ffprobe
|
97 |
+
|
98 |
+
Enabled decoders:
|
99 |
+
aac g723_1 pcx
|
100 |
+
aac_fixed g729 pdv
|
101 |
+
aac_latm gdv pfm
|
102 |
+
aasc gem pgm
|
103 |
+
ac3 gif pgmyuv
|
104 |
+
ac3_fixed gremlin_dpcm pgssub
|
105 |
+
acelp_kelvin gsm pgx
|
106 |
+
adpcm_4xm gsm_ms phm
|
107 |
+
adpcm_adx h261 photocd
|
108 |
+
adpcm_afc h263 pictor
|
109 |
+
adpcm_agm h263i pixlet
|
110 |
+
adpcm_aica h263p pjs
|
111 |
+
adpcm_argo h264 png
|
112 |
+
adpcm_ct h264_cuvid ppm
|
113 |
+
adpcm_dtk h264_qsv prores
|
114 |
+
adpcm_ea hap prosumer
|
115 |
+
adpcm_ea_maxis_xa hca psd
|
116 |
+
adpcm_ea_r1 hcom ptx
|
117 |
+
adpcm_ea_r2 hdr qcelp
|
118 |
+
adpcm_ea_r3 hevc qdm2
|
119 |
+
adpcm_ea_xas hevc_cuvid qdmc
|
120 |
+
adpcm_g722 hevc_qsv qdraw
|
121 |
+
adpcm_g726 hnm4_video qoa
|
122 |
+
adpcm_g726le hq_hqa qoi
|
123 |
+
adpcm_ima_acorn hqx qpeg
|
124 |
+
adpcm_ima_alp huffyuv qtrle
|
125 |
+
adpcm_ima_amv hymt r10k
|
126 |
+
adpcm_ima_apc iac r210
|
127 |
+
adpcm_ima_apm idcin ra_144
|
128 |
+
adpcm_ima_cunning idf ra_288
|
129 |
+
adpcm_ima_dat4 iff_ilbm ralf
|
130 |
+
adpcm_ima_dk3 ilbc rasc
|
131 |
+
adpcm_ima_dk4 imc rawvideo
|
132 |
+
adpcm_ima_ea_eacs imm4 realtext
|
133 |
+
adpcm_ima_ea_sead imm5 rka
|
134 |
+
adpcm_ima_iss indeo2 rl2
|
135 |
+
adpcm_ima_moflex indeo3 roq
|
136 |
+
adpcm_ima_mtf indeo4 roq_dpcm
|
137 |
+
adpcm_ima_oki indeo5 rpza
|
138 |
+
adpcm_ima_qt interplay_acm rscc
|
139 |
+
adpcm_ima_rad interplay_dpcm rtv1
|
140 |
+
adpcm_ima_smjpeg interplay_video rv10
|
141 |
+
adpcm_ima_ssi ipu rv20
|
142 |
+
adpcm_ima_wav jacosub rv30
|
143 |
+
adpcm_ima_ws jpeg2000 rv40
|
144 |
+
adpcm_ms jpegls s302m
|
145 |
+
adpcm_mtaf jv sami
|
146 |
+
adpcm_psx kgv1 sanm
|
147 |
+
adpcm_sbpro_2 kmvc sbc
|
148 |
+
adpcm_sbpro_3 lagarith scpr
|
149 |
+
adpcm_sbpro_4 lead screenpresso
|
150 |
+
adpcm_swf libaom_av1 sdx2_dpcm
|
151 |
+
adpcm_thp libaribb24 sga
|
152 |
+
adpcm_thp_le libaribcaption sgi
|
153 |
+
adpcm_vima libcodec2 sgirle
|
154 |
+
adpcm_xa libdav1d sheervideo
|
155 |
+
adpcm_xmd libdavs2 shorten
|
156 |
+
adpcm_yamaha libgsm simbiosis_imx
|
157 |
+
adpcm_zork libgsm_ms sipr
|
158 |
+
agm libilbc siren
|
159 |
+
aic libjxl smackaud
|
160 |
+
alac liblc3 smacker
|
161 |
+
alias_pix libopencore_amrnb smc
|
162 |
+
als libopencore_amrwb smvjpeg
|
163 |
+
amrnb libopus snow
|
164 |
+
amrwb libspeex sol_dpcm
|
165 |
+
amv libuavs3d sonic
|
166 |
+
anm libvorbis sp5x
|
167 |
+
ansi libvpx_vp8 speedhq
|
168 |
+
anull libvpx_vp9 speex
|
169 |
+
apac libxevd srgc
|
170 |
+
ape libzvbi_teletext srt
|
171 |
+
apng loco ssa
|
172 |
+
aptx lscr stl
|
173 |
+
aptx_hd m101 subrip
|
174 |
+
arbc mace3 subviewer
|
175 |
+
argo mace6 subviewer1
|
176 |
+
ass magicyuv sunrast
|
177 |
+
asv1 mdec svq1
|
178 |
+
asv2 media100 svq3
|
179 |
+
atrac1 metasound tak
|
180 |
+
atrac3 microdvd targa
|
181 |
+
atrac3al mimic targa_y216
|
182 |
+
atrac3p misc4 tdsc
|
183 |
+
atrac3pal mjpeg text
|
184 |
+
atrac9 mjpeg_cuvid theora
|
185 |
+
aura mjpeg_qsv thp
|
186 |
+
aura2 mjpegb tiertexseqvideo
|
187 |
+
av1 mlp tiff
|
188 |
+
av1_cuvid mmvideo tmv
|
189 |
+
av1_qsv mobiclip truehd
|
190 |
+
avrn motionpixels truemotion1
|
191 |
+
avrp movtext truemotion2
|
192 |
+
avs mp1 truemotion2rt
|
193 |
+
avui mp1float truespeech
|
194 |
+
bethsoftvid mp2 tscc
|
195 |
+
bfi mp2float tscc2
|
196 |
+
bink mp3 tta
|
197 |
+
binkaudio_dct mp3adu twinvq
|
198 |
+
binkaudio_rdft mp3adufloat txd
|
199 |
+
bintext mp3float ulti
|
200 |
+
bitpacked mp3on4 utvideo
|
201 |
+
bmp mp3on4float v210
|
202 |
+
bmv_audio mpc7 v210x
|
203 |
+
bmv_video mpc8 v308
|
204 |
+
bonk mpeg1_cuvid v408
|
205 |
+
brender_pix mpeg1video v410
|
206 |
+
c93 mpeg2_cuvid vb
|
207 |
+
cavs mpeg2_qsv vble
|
208 |
+
cbd2_dpcm mpeg2video vbn
|
209 |
+
ccaption mpeg4 vc1
|
210 |
+
cdgraphics mpeg4_cuvid vc1_cuvid
|
211 |
+
cdtoons mpegvideo vc1_qsv
|
212 |
+
cdxl mpl2 vc1image
|
213 |
+
cfhd msa1 vcr1
|
214 |
+
cinepak mscc vmdaudio
|
215 |
+
clearvideo msmpeg4v1 vmdvideo
|
216 |
+
cljr msmpeg4v2 vmix
|
217 |
+
cllc msmpeg4v3 vmnc
|
218 |
+
comfortnoise msnsiren vnull
|
219 |
+
cook msp2 vorbis
|
220 |
+
cpia msrle vp3
|
221 |
+
cri mss1 vp4
|
222 |
+
cscd mss2 vp5
|
223 |
+
cyuv msvideo1 vp6
|
224 |
+
dca mszh vp6a
|
225 |
+
dds mts2 vp6f
|
226 |
+
derf_dpcm mv30 vp7
|
227 |
+
dfa mvc1 vp8
|
228 |
+
dfpwm mvc2 vp8_cuvid
|
229 |
+
dirac mvdv vp8_qsv
|
230 |
+
dnxhd mvha vp9
|
231 |
+
dolby_e mwsc vp9_cuvid
|
232 |
+
dpx mxpeg vp9_qsv
|
233 |
+
dsd_lsbf nellymoser vplayer
|
234 |
+
dsd_lsbf_planar notchlc vqa
|
235 |
+
dsd_msbf nuv vqc
|
236 |
+
dsd_msbf_planar on2avc vvc
|
237 |
+
dsicinaudio opus vvc_qsv
|
238 |
+
dsicinvideo osq wady_dpcm
|
239 |
+
dss_sp paf_audio wavarc
|
240 |
+
dst paf_video wavpack
|
241 |
+
dvaudio pam wbmp
|
242 |
+
dvbsub pbm wcmv
|
243 |
+
dvdsub pcm_alaw webp
|
244 |
+
dvvideo pcm_bluray webvtt
|
245 |
+
dxa pcm_dvd wmalossless
|
246 |
+
dxtory pcm_f16le wmapro
|
247 |
+
dxv pcm_f24le wmav1
|
248 |
+
eac3 pcm_f32be wmav2
|
249 |
+
eacmv pcm_f32le wmavoice
|
250 |
+
eamad pcm_f64be wmv1
|
251 |
+
eatgq pcm_f64le wmv2
|
252 |
+
eatgv pcm_lxf wmv3
|
253 |
+
eatqi pcm_mulaw wmv3image
|
254 |
+
eightbps pcm_s16be wnv1
|
255 |
+
eightsvx_exp pcm_s16be_planar wrapped_avframe
|
256 |
+
eightsvx_fib pcm_s16le ws_snd1
|
257 |
+
escape124 pcm_s16le_planar xan_dpcm
|
258 |
+
escape130 pcm_s24be xan_wc3
|
259 |
+
evrc pcm_s24daud xan_wc4
|
260 |
+
exr pcm_s24le xbin
|
261 |
+
fastaudio pcm_s24le_planar xbm
|
262 |
+
ffv1 pcm_s32be xface
|
263 |
+
ffvhuff pcm_s32le xl
|
264 |
+
ffwavesynth pcm_s32le_planar xma1
|
265 |
+
fic pcm_s64be xma2
|
266 |
+
fits pcm_s64le xpm
|
267 |
+
flac pcm_s8 xsub
|
268 |
+
flashsv pcm_s8_planar xwd
|
269 |
+
flashsv2 pcm_sga y41p
|
270 |
+
flic pcm_u16be ylc
|
271 |
+
flv pcm_u16le yop
|
272 |
+
fmvc pcm_u24be yuv4
|
273 |
+
fourxm pcm_u24le zero12v
|
274 |
+
fraps pcm_u32be zerocodec
|
275 |
+
frwu pcm_u32le zlib
|
276 |
+
ftr pcm_u8 zmbv
|
277 |
+
g2m pcm_vidc
|
278 |
+
|
279 |
+
Enabled encoders:
|
280 |
+
a64multi hevc_vaapi pcm_s8
|
281 |
+
a64multi5 huffyuv pcm_s8_planar
|
282 |
+
aac jpeg2000 pcm_u16be
|
283 |
+
aac_mf jpegls pcm_u16le
|
284 |
+
ac3 libaom_av1 pcm_u24be
|
285 |
+
ac3_fixed libcodec2 pcm_u24le
|
286 |
+
ac3_mf libgsm pcm_u32be
|
287 |
+
adpcm_adx libgsm_ms pcm_u32le
|
288 |
+
adpcm_argo libilbc pcm_u8
|
289 |
+
adpcm_g722 libjxl pcm_vidc
|
290 |
+
adpcm_g726 liblc3 pcx
|
291 |
+
adpcm_g726le libmp3lame pfm
|
292 |
+
adpcm_ima_alp libopencore_amrnb pgm
|
293 |
+
adpcm_ima_amv libopenjpeg pgmyuv
|
294 |
+
adpcm_ima_apm libopus phm
|
295 |
+
adpcm_ima_qt librav1e png
|
296 |
+
adpcm_ima_ssi libshine ppm
|
297 |
+
adpcm_ima_wav libspeex prores
|
298 |
+
adpcm_ima_ws libsvtav1 prores_aw
|
299 |
+
adpcm_ms libtheora prores_ks
|
300 |
+
adpcm_swf libtwolame qoi
|
301 |
+
adpcm_yamaha libvo_amrwbenc qtrle
|
302 |
+
alac libvorbis r10k
|
303 |
+
alias_pix libvpx_vp8 r210
|
304 |
+
amv libvpx_vp9 ra_144
|
305 |
+
anull libvvenc rawvideo
|
306 |
+
apng libwebp roq
|
307 |
+
aptx libwebp_anim roq_dpcm
|
308 |
+
aptx_hd libx264 rpza
|
309 |
+
ass libx264rgb rv10
|
310 |
+
asv1 libx265 rv20
|
311 |
+
asv2 libxavs2 s302m
|
312 |
+
av1_amf libxeve sbc
|
313 |
+
av1_nvenc libxvid sgi
|
314 |
+
av1_qsv ljpeg smc
|
315 |
+
av1_vaapi magicyuv snow
|
316 |
+
avrp mjpeg sonic
|
317 |
+
avui mjpeg_qsv sonic_ls
|
318 |
+
bitpacked mjpeg_vaapi speedhq
|
319 |
+
bmp mlp srt
|
320 |
+
cfhd movtext ssa
|
321 |
+
cinepak mp2 subrip
|
322 |
+
cljr mp2fixed sunrast
|
323 |
+
comfortnoise mp3_mf svq1
|
324 |
+
dca mpeg1video targa
|
325 |
+
dfpwm mpeg2_qsv text
|
326 |
+
dnxhd mpeg2_vaapi tiff
|
327 |
+
dpx mpeg2video truehd
|
328 |
+
dvbsub mpeg4 tta
|
329 |
+
dvdsub msmpeg4v2 ttml
|
330 |
+
dvvideo msmpeg4v3 utvideo
|
331 |
+
dxv msrle v210
|
332 |
+
eac3 msvideo1 v308
|
333 |
+
exr nellymoser v408
|
334 |
+
ffv1 opus v410
|
335 |
+
ffvhuff pam vbn
|
336 |
+
fits pbm vc2
|
337 |
+
flac pcm_alaw vnull
|
338 |
+
flashsv pcm_bluray vorbis
|
339 |
+
flashsv2 pcm_dvd vp8_vaapi
|
340 |
+
flv pcm_f32be vp9_qsv
|
341 |
+
g723_1 pcm_f32le vp9_vaapi
|
342 |
+
gif pcm_f64be wavpack
|
343 |
+
h261 pcm_f64le wbmp
|
344 |
+
h263 pcm_mulaw webvtt
|
345 |
+
h263p pcm_s16be wmav1
|
346 |
+
h264_amf pcm_s16be_planar wmav2
|
347 |
+
h264_mf pcm_s16le wmv1
|
348 |
+
h264_nvenc pcm_s16le_planar wmv2
|
349 |
+
h264_qsv pcm_s24be wrapped_avframe
|
350 |
+
h264_vaapi pcm_s24daud xbm
|
351 |
+
hap pcm_s24le xface
|
352 |
+
hdr pcm_s24le_planar xsub
|
353 |
+
hevc_amf pcm_s32be xwd
|
354 |
+
hevc_d3d12va pcm_s32le y41p
|
355 |
+
hevc_mf pcm_s32le_planar yuv4
|
356 |
+
hevc_nvenc pcm_s64be zlib
|
357 |
+
hevc_qsv pcm_s64le zmbv
|
358 |
+
|
359 |
+
Enabled hwaccels:
|
360 |
+
av1_d3d11va hevc_dxva2 vc1_dxva2
|
361 |
+
av1_d3d11va2 hevc_nvdec vc1_nvdec
|
362 |
+
av1_d3d12va hevc_vaapi vc1_vaapi
|
363 |
+
av1_dxva2 hevc_vulkan vp8_nvdec
|
364 |
+
av1_nvdec mjpeg_nvdec vp8_vaapi
|
365 |
+
av1_vaapi mjpeg_vaapi vp9_d3d11va
|
366 |
+
av1_vulkan mpeg1_nvdec vp9_d3d11va2
|
367 |
+
h263_vaapi mpeg2_d3d11va vp9_d3d12va
|
368 |
+
h264_d3d11va mpeg2_d3d11va2 vp9_dxva2
|
369 |
+
h264_d3d11va2 mpeg2_d3d12va vp9_nvdec
|
370 |
+
h264_d3d12va mpeg2_dxva2 vp9_vaapi
|
371 |
+
h264_dxva2 mpeg2_nvdec wmv3_d3d11va
|
372 |
+
h264_nvdec mpeg2_vaapi wmv3_d3d11va2
|
373 |
+
h264_vaapi mpeg4_nvdec wmv3_d3d12va
|
374 |
+
h264_vulkan mpeg4_vaapi wmv3_dxva2
|
375 |
+
hevc_d3d11va vc1_d3d11va wmv3_nvdec
|
376 |
+
hevc_d3d11va2 vc1_d3d11va2 wmv3_vaapi
|
377 |
+
hevc_d3d12va vc1_d3d12va
|
378 |
+
|
379 |
+
Enabled parsers:
|
380 |
+
aac dvdsub mpegaudio
|
381 |
+
aac_latm evc mpegvideo
|
382 |
+
ac3 flac opus
|
383 |
+
adx ftr png
|
384 |
+
amr g723_1 pnm
|
385 |
+
av1 g729 qoi
|
386 |
+
avs2 gif rv34
|
387 |
+
avs3 gsm sbc
|
388 |
+
bmp h261 sipr
|
389 |
+
cavsvideo h263 tak
|
390 |
+
cook h264 vc1
|
391 |
+
cri hdr vorbis
|
392 |
+
dca hevc vp3
|
393 |
+
dirac ipu vp8
|
394 |
+
dnxhd jpeg2000 vp9
|
395 |
+
dolby_e jpegxl vvc
|
396 |
+
dpx misc4 webp
|
397 |
+
dvaudio mjpeg xbm
|
398 |
+
dvbsub mlp xma
|
399 |
+
dvd_nav mpeg4video xwd
|
400 |
+
|
401 |
+
Enabled demuxers:
|
402 |
+
aa idf pcm_f64le
|
403 |
+
aac iff pcm_mulaw
|
404 |
+
aax ifv pcm_s16be
|
405 |
+
ac3 ilbc pcm_s16le
|
406 |
+
ac4 image2 pcm_s24be
|
407 |
+
ace image2_alias_pix pcm_s24le
|
408 |
+
acm image2_brender_pix pcm_s32be
|
409 |
+
act image2pipe pcm_s32le
|
410 |
+
adf image_bmp_pipe pcm_s8
|
411 |
+
adp image_cri_pipe pcm_u16be
|
412 |
+
ads image_dds_pipe pcm_u16le
|
413 |
+
adx image_dpx_pipe pcm_u24be
|
414 |
+
aea image_exr_pipe pcm_u24le
|
415 |
+
afc image_gem_pipe pcm_u32be
|
416 |
+
aiff image_gif_pipe pcm_u32le
|
417 |
+
aix image_hdr_pipe pcm_u8
|
418 |
+
alp image_j2k_pipe pcm_vidc
|
419 |
+
amr image_jpeg_pipe pdv
|
420 |
+
amrnb image_jpegls_pipe pjs
|
421 |
+
amrwb image_jpegxl_pipe pmp
|
422 |
+
anm image_pam_pipe pp_bnk
|
423 |
+
apac image_pbm_pipe pva
|
424 |
+
apc image_pcx_pipe pvf
|
425 |
+
ape image_pfm_pipe qcp
|
426 |
+
apm image_pgm_pipe qoa
|
427 |
+
apng image_pgmyuv_pipe r3d
|
428 |
+
aptx image_pgx_pipe rawvideo
|
429 |
+
aptx_hd image_phm_pipe rcwt
|
430 |
+
aqtitle image_photocd_pipe realtext
|
431 |
+
argo_asf image_pictor_pipe redspark
|
432 |
+
argo_brp image_png_pipe rka
|
433 |
+
argo_cvg image_ppm_pipe rl2
|
434 |
+
asf image_psd_pipe rm
|
435 |
+
asf_o image_qdraw_pipe roq
|
436 |
+
ass image_qoi_pipe rpl
|
437 |
+
ast image_sgi_pipe rsd
|
438 |
+
au image_sunrast_pipe rso
|
439 |
+
av1 image_svg_pipe rtp
|
440 |
+
avi image_tiff_pipe rtsp
|
441 |
+
avisynth image_vbn_pipe s337m
|
442 |
+
avr image_webp_pipe sami
|
443 |
+
avs image_xbm_pipe sap
|
444 |
+
avs2 image_xpm_pipe sbc
|
445 |
+
avs3 image_xwd_pipe sbg
|
446 |
+
bethsoftvid imf scc
|
447 |
+
bfi ingenient scd
|
448 |
+
bfstm ipmovie sdns
|
449 |
+
bink ipu sdp
|
450 |
+
binka ircam sdr2
|
451 |
+
bintext iss sds
|
452 |
+
bit iv8 sdx
|
453 |
+
bitpacked ivf segafilm
|
454 |
+
bmv ivr ser
|
455 |
+
boa jacosub sga
|
456 |
+
bonk jpegxl_anim shorten
|
457 |
+
brstm jv siff
|
458 |
+
c93 kux simbiosis_imx
|
459 |
+
caf kvag sln
|
460 |
+
cavsvideo laf smacker
|
461 |
+
cdg lc3 smjpeg
|
462 |
+
cdxl libgme smush
|
463 |
+
cine libmodplug sol
|
464 |
+
codec2 libopenmpt sox
|
465 |
+
codec2raw live_flv spdif
|
466 |
+
concat lmlm4 srt
|
467 |
+
dash loas stl
|
468 |
+
data lrc str
|
469 |
+
daud luodat subviewer
|
470 |
+
dcstr lvf subviewer1
|
471 |
+
derf lxf sup
|
472 |
+
dfa m4v svag
|
473 |
+
dfpwm matroska svs
|
474 |
+
dhav mca swf
|
475 |
+
dirac mcc tak
|
476 |
+
dnxhd mgsts tedcaptions
|
477 |
+
dsf microdvd thp
|
478 |
+
dsicin mjpeg threedostr
|
479 |
+
dss mjpeg_2000 tiertexseq
|
480 |
+
dts mlp tmv
|
481 |
+
dtshd mlv truehd
|
482 |
+
dv mm tta
|
483 |
+
dvbsub mmf tty
|
484 |
+
dvbtxt mods txd
|
485 |
+
dxa moflex ty
|
486 |
+
ea mov usm
|
487 |
+
ea_cdata mp3 v210
|
488 |
+
eac3 mpc v210x
|
489 |
+
epaf mpc8 vag
|
490 |
+
evc mpegps vc1
|
491 |
+
ffmetadata mpegts vc1t
|
492 |
+
filmstrip mpegtsraw vividas
|
493 |
+
fits mpegvideo vivo
|
494 |
+
flac mpjpeg vmd
|
495 |
+
flic mpl2 vobsub
|
496 |
+
flv mpsub voc
|
497 |
+
fourxm msf vpk
|
498 |
+
frm msnwc_tcp vplayer
|
499 |
+
fsb msp vqf
|
500 |
+
fwse mtaf vvc
|
501 |
+
g722 mtv w64
|
502 |
+
g723_1 musx wady
|
503 |
+
g726 mv wav
|
504 |
+
g726le mvi wavarc
|
505 |
+
g729 mxf wc3
|
506 |
+
gdv mxg webm_dash_manifest
|
507 |
+
genh nc webvtt
|
508 |
+
gif nistsphere wsaud
|
509 |
+
gsm nsp wsd
|
510 |
+
gxf nsv wsvqa
|
511 |
+
h261 nut wtv
|
512 |
+
h263 nuv wv
|
513 |
+
h264 obu wve
|
514 |
+
hca ogg xa
|
515 |
+
hcom oma xbin
|
516 |
+
hevc osq xmd
|
517 |
+
hls paf xmv
|
518 |
+
hnm pcm_alaw xvag
|
519 |
+
iamf pcm_f32be xwma
|
520 |
+
ico pcm_f32le yop
|
521 |
+
idcin pcm_f64be yuv4mpegpipe
|
522 |
+
|
523 |
+
Enabled muxers:
|
524 |
+
a64 h263 pcm_s24be
|
525 |
+
ac3 h264 pcm_s24le
|
526 |
+
ac4 hash pcm_s32be
|
527 |
+
adts hds pcm_s32le
|
528 |
+
adx hevc pcm_s8
|
529 |
+
aea hls pcm_u16be
|
530 |
+
aiff iamf pcm_u16le
|
531 |
+
alp ico pcm_u24be
|
532 |
+
amr ilbc pcm_u24le
|
533 |
+
amv image2 pcm_u32be
|
534 |
+
apm image2pipe pcm_u32le
|
535 |
+
apng ipod pcm_u8
|
536 |
+
aptx ircam pcm_vidc
|
537 |
+
aptx_hd ismv psp
|
538 |
+
argo_asf ivf rawvideo
|
539 |
+
argo_cvg jacosub rcwt
|
540 |
+
asf kvag rm
|
541 |
+
asf_stream latm roq
|
542 |
+
ass lc3 rso
|
543 |
+
ast lrc rtp
|
544 |
+
au m4v rtp_mpegts
|
545 |
+
avi matroska rtsp
|
546 |
+
avif matroska_audio sap
|
547 |
+
avm2 md5 sbc
|
548 |
+
avs2 microdvd scc
|
549 |
+
avs3 mjpeg segafilm
|
550 |
+
bit mkvtimestamp_v2 segment
|
551 |
+
caf mlp smjpeg
|
552 |
+
cavsvideo mmf smoothstreaming
|
553 |
+
chromaprint mov sox
|
554 |
+
codec2 mp2 spdif
|
555 |
+
codec2raw mp3 spx
|
556 |
+
crc mp4 srt
|
557 |
+
dash mpeg1system stream_segment
|
558 |
+
data mpeg1vcd streamhash
|
559 |
+
daud mpeg1video sup
|
560 |
+
dfpwm mpeg2dvd swf
|
561 |
+
dirac mpeg2svcd tee
|
562 |
+
dnxhd mpeg2video tg2
|
563 |
+
dts mpeg2vob tgp
|
564 |
+
dv mpegts truehd
|
565 |
+
eac3 mpjpeg tta
|
566 |
+
evc mxf ttml
|
567 |
+
f4v mxf_d10 uncodedframecrc
|
568 |
+
ffmetadata mxf_opatom vc1
|
569 |
+
fifo null vc1t
|
570 |
+
filmstrip nut voc
|
571 |
+
fits obu vvc
|
572 |
+
flac oga w64
|
573 |
+
flv ogg wav
|
574 |
+
framecrc ogv webm
|
575 |
+
framehash oma webm_chunk
|
576 |
+
framemd5 opus webm_dash_manifest
|
577 |
+
g722 pcm_alaw webp
|
578 |
+
g723_1 pcm_f32be webvtt
|
579 |
+
g726 pcm_f32le wsaud
|
580 |
+
g726le pcm_f64be wtv
|
581 |
+
gif pcm_f64le wv
|
582 |
+
gsm pcm_mulaw yuv4mpegpipe
|
583 |
+
gxf pcm_s16be
|
584 |
+
h261 pcm_s16le
|
585 |
+
|
586 |
+
Enabled protocols:
|
587 |
+
async http rtmp
|
588 |
+
bluray httpproxy rtmpe
|
589 |
+
cache https rtmps
|
590 |
+
concat icecast rtmpt
|
591 |
+
concatf ipfs_gateway rtmpte
|
592 |
+
crypto ipns_gateway rtmpts
|
593 |
+
data librist rtp
|
594 |
+
fd libsrt srtp
|
595 |
+
ffrtmpcrypt libssh subfile
|
596 |
+
ffrtmphttp libzmq tcp
|
597 |
+
file md5 tee
|
598 |
+
ftp mmsh tls
|
599 |
+
gopher mmst udp
|
600 |
+
gophers pipe udplite
|
601 |
+
hls prompeg
|
602 |
+
|
603 |
+
Enabled filters:
|
604 |
+
a3dscope ddagrab pan
|
605 |
+
aap deband perlin
|
606 |
+
abench deblock perms
|
607 |
+
abitscope decimate perspective
|
608 |
+
acompressor deconvolve phase
|
609 |
+
acontrast dedot photosensitivity
|
610 |
+
acopy deesser pixdesctest
|
611 |
+
acrossfade deflate pixelize
|
612 |
+
acrossover deflicker pixscope
|
613 |
+
acrusher deinterlace_qsv pp
|
614 |
+
acue deinterlace_vaapi pp7
|
615 |
+
addroi dejudder premultiply
|
616 |
+
adeclick delogo prewitt
|
617 |
+
adeclip denoise_vaapi prewitt_opencl
|
618 |
+
adecorrelate deshake procamp_vaapi
|
619 |
+
adelay deshake_opencl program_opencl
|
620 |
+
adenorm despill pseudocolor
|
621 |
+
aderivative detelecine psnr
|
622 |
+
adrawgraph dialoguenhance pullup
|
623 |
+
adrc dilation qp
|
624 |
+
adynamicequalizer dilation_opencl qrencode
|
625 |
+
adynamicsmooth displace qrencodesrc
|
626 |
+
aecho doubleweave quirc
|
627 |
+
aemphasis drawbox random
|
628 |
+
aeval drawbox_vaapi readeia608
|
629 |
+
aevalsrc drawgraph readvitc
|
630 |
+
aexciter drawgrid realtime
|
631 |
+
afade drawtext remap
|
632 |
+
afdelaysrc drmeter remap_opencl
|
633 |
+
afftdn dynaudnorm removegrain
|
634 |
+
afftfilt earwax removelogo
|
635 |
+
afir ebur128 repeatfields
|
636 |
+
afireqsrc edgedetect replaygain
|
637 |
+
afirsrc elbg reverse
|
638 |
+
aformat entropy rgbashift
|
639 |
+
afreqshift epx rgbtestsrc
|
640 |
+
afwtdn eq roberts
|
641 |
+
agate equalizer roberts_opencl
|
642 |
+
agraphmonitor erosion rotate
|
643 |
+
ahistogram erosion_opencl rubberband
|
644 |
+
aiir estdif sab
|
645 |
+
aintegral exposure scale
|
646 |
+
ainterleave extractplanes scale2ref
|
647 |
+
alatency extrastereo scale_cuda
|
648 |
+
alimiter fade scale_qsv
|
649 |
+
allpass feedback scale_vaapi
|
650 |
+
allrgb fftdnoiz scale_vulkan
|
651 |
+
allyuv fftfilt scdet
|
652 |
+
aloop field scharr
|
653 |
+
alphaextract fieldhint scroll
|
654 |
+
alphamerge fieldmatch segment
|
655 |
+
amerge fieldorder select
|
656 |
+
ametadata fillborders selectivecolor
|
657 |
+
amix find_rect sendcmd
|
658 |
+
amovie firequalizer separatefields
|
659 |
+
amplify flanger setdar
|
660 |
+
amultiply flip_vulkan setfield
|
661 |
+
anequalizer flite setparams
|
662 |
+
anlmdn floodfill setpts
|
663 |
+
anlmf format setrange
|
664 |
+
anlms fps setsar
|
665 |
+
anoisesrc framepack settb
|
666 |
+
anull framerate sharpness_vaapi
|
667 |
+
anullsink framestep shear
|
668 |
+
anullsrc freezedetect showcqt
|
669 |
+
apad freezeframes showcwt
|
670 |
+
aperms frei0r showfreqs
|
671 |
+
aphasemeter frei0r_src showinfo
|
672 |
+
aphaser fspp showpalette
|
673 |
+
aphaseshift fsync showspatial
|
674 |
+
apsnr gblur showspectrum
|
675 |
+
apsyclip gblur_vulkan showspectrumpic
|
676 |
+
apulsator geq showvolume
|
677 |
+
arealtime gradfun showwaves
|
678 |
+
aresample gradients showwavespic
|
679 |
+
areverse graphmonitor shuffleframes
|
680 |
+
arls grayworld shufflepixels
|
681 |
+
arnndn greyedge shuffleplanes
|
682 |
+
asdr guided sidechaincompress
|
683 |
+
asegment haas sidechaingate
|
684 |
+
aselect haldclut sidedata
|
685 |
+
asendcmd haldclutsrc sierpinski
|
686 |
+
asetnsamples hdcd signalstats
|
687 |
+
asetpts headphone signature
|
688 |
+
asetrate hflip silencedetect
|
689 |
+
asettb hflip_vulkan silenceremove
|
690 |
+
ashowinfo highpass sinc
|
691 |
+
asidedata highshelf sine
|
692 |
+
asisdr hilbert siti
|
693 |
+
asoftclip histeq smartblur
|
694 |
+
aspectralstats histogram smptebars
|
695 |
+
asplit hqdn3d smptehdbars
|
696 |
+
ass hqx sobel
|
697 |
+
astats hstack sobel_opencl
|
698 |
+
astreamselect hstack_qsv sofalizer
|
699 |
+
asubboost hstack_vaapi spectrumsynth
|
700 |
+
asubcut hsvhold speechnorm
|
701 |
+
asupercut hsvkey split
|
702 |
+
asuperpass hue spp
|
703 |
+
asuperstop huesaturation ssim
|
704 |
+
atadenoise hwdownload ssim360
|
705 |
+
atempo hwmap stereo3d
|
706 |
+
atilt hwupload stereotools
|
707 |
+
atrim hwupload_cuda stereowiden
|
708 |
+
avectorscope hysteresis streamselect
|
709 |
+
avgblur identity subtitles
|
710 |
+
avgblur_opencl idet super2xsai
|
711 |
+
avgblur_vulkan il superequalizer
|
712 |
+
avsynctest inflate surround
|
713 |
+
axcorrelate interlace swaprect
|
714 |
+
azmq interleave swapuv
|
715 |
+
backgroundkey join tblend
|
716 |
+
bandpass kerndeint telecine
|
717 |
+
bandreject kirsch testsrc
|
718 |
+
bass ladspa testsrc2
|
719 |
+
bbox lagfun thistogram
|
720 |
+
bench latency threshold
|
721 |
+
bilateral lenscorrection thumbnail
|
722 |
+
bilateral_cuda lensfun thumbnail_cuda
|
723 |
+
biquad libplacebo tile
|
724 |
+
bitplanenoise libvmaf tiltandshift
|
725 |
+
blackdetect life tiltshelf
|
726 |
+
blackframe limitdiff tinterlace
|
727 |
+
blend limiter tlut2
|
728 |
+
blend_vulkan loop tmedian
|
729 |
+
blockdetect loudnorm tmidequalizer
|
730 |
+
blurdetect lowpass tmix
|
731 |
+
bm3d lowshelf tonemap
|
732 |
+
boxblur lumakey tonemap_opencl
|
733 |
+
boxblur_opencl lut tonemap_vaapi
|
734 |
+
bs2b lut1d tpad
|
735 |
+
bwdif lut2 transpose
|
736 |
+
bwdif_cuda lut3d transpose_opencl
|
737 |
+
bwdif_vulkan lutrgb transpose_vaapi
|
738 |
+
cas lutyuv transpose_vulkan
|
739 |
+
ccrepack mandelbrot treble
|
740 |
+
cellauto maskedclamp tremolo
|
741 |
+
channelmap maskedmax trim
|
742 |
+
channelsplit maskedmerge unpremultiply
|
743 |
+
chorus maskedmin unsharp
|
744 |
+
chromaber_vulkan maskedthreshold unsharp_opencl
|
745 |
+
chromahold maskfun untile
|
746 |
+
chromakey mcdeint uspp
|
747 |
+
chromakey_cuda mcompand v360
|
748 |
+
chromanr median vaguedenoiser
|
749 |
+
chromashift mergeplanes varblur
|
750 |
+
ciescope mestimate vectorscope
|
751 |
+
codecview metadata vflip
|
752 |
+
color midequalizer vflip_vulkan
|
753 |
+
color_vulkan minterpolate vfrdet
|
754 |
+
colorbalance mix vibrance
|
755 |
+
colorchannelmixer monochrome vibrato
|
756 |
+
colorchart morpho vidstabdetect
|
757 |
+
colorcontrast movie vidstabtransform
|
758 |
+
colorcorrect mpdecimate vif
|
759 |
+
colorhold mptestsrc vignette
|
760 |
+
colorize msad virtualbass
|
761 |
+
colorkey multiply vmafmotion
|
762 |
+
colorkey_opencl negate volume
|
763 |
+
colorlevels nlmeans volumedetect
|
764 |
+
colormap nlmeans_opencl vpp_qsv
|
765 |
+
colormatrix nlmeans_vulkan vstack
|
766 |
+
colorspace nnedi vstack_qsv
|
767 |
+
colorspace_cuda noformat vstack_vaapi
|
768 |
+
colorspectrum noise w3fdif
|
769 |
+
colortemperature normalize waveform
|
770 |
+
compand null weave
|
771 |
+
compensationdelay nullsink xbr
|
772 |
+
concat nullsrc xcorrelate
|
773 |
+
convolution openclsrc xfade
|
774 |
+
convolution_opencl oscilloscope xfade_opencl
|
775 |
+
convolve overlay xfade_vulkan
|
776 |
+
copy overlay_cuda xmedian
|
777 |
+
corr overlay_opencl xpsnr
|
778 |
+
cover_rect overlay_qsv xstack
|
779 |
+
crop overlay_vaapi xstack_qsv
|
780 |
+
cropdetect overlay_vulkan xstack_vaapi
|
781 |
+
crossfeed owdenoise yadif
|
782 |
+
crystalizer pad yadif_cuda
|
783 |
+
cue pad_opencl yaepblur
|
784 |
+
curves pad_vaapi yuvtestsrc
|
785 |
+
datascope pal100bars zmq
|
786 |
+
dblur pal75bars zoneplate
|
787 |
+
dcshift palettegen zoompan
|
788 |
+
dctdnoiz paletteuse zscale
|
789 |
+
|
790 |
+
Enabled bsfs:
|
791 |
+
aac_adtstoasc h264_mp4toannexb pcm_rechunk
|
792 |
+
av1_frame_merge h264_redundant_pps pgs_frame_merge
|
793 |
+
av1_frame_split hapqa_extract prores_metadata
|
794 |
+
av1_metadata hevc_metadata remove_extradata
|
795 |
+
chomp hevc_mp4toannexb setts
|
796 |
+
dca_core imx_dump_header showinfo
|
797 |
+
dovi_rpu media100_to_mjpegb text2movsub
|
798 |
+
dts2pts mjpeg2jpeg trace_headers
|
799 |
+
dump_extradata mjpega_dump_header truehd_core
|
800 |
+
dv_error_marker mov2textsub vp9_metadata
|
801 |
+
eac3_core mpeg2_metadata vp9_raw_reorder
|
802 |
+
evc_frame_merge mpeg4_unpack_bframes vp9_superframe
|
803 |
+
extract_extradata noise vp9_superframe_split
|
804 |
+
filter_units null vvc_metadata
|
805 |
+
h264_metadata opus_metadata vvc_mp4toannexb
|
806 |
+
|
807 |
+
Enabled indevs:
|
808 |
+
dshow lavfi vfwcap
|
809 |
+
gdigrab libcdio
|
810 |
+
|
811 |
+
Enabled outdevs:
|
812 |
+
caca sdl2
|
813 |
+
|
814 |
+
git-full external libraries' versions:
|
815 |
+
|
816 |
+
AMF v1.4.34-2-ga6fca4a
|
817 |
+
aom v3.10.0-63-gd5265b1736
|
818 |
+
aribb24 v1.0.3-5-g5e9be27
|
819 |
+
aribcaption 1.1.1
|
820 |
+
AviSynthPlus v3.7.3-70-g2b55ba40
|
821 |
+
bs2b 3.1.0
|
822 |
+
chromaprint 1.5.1
|
823 |
+
codec2 1.2.0-103-gff00a6e2
|
824 |
+
dav1d 1.4.2-50-g4385e7e
|
825 |
+
davs2 1.7-1-gb41cf11
|
826 |
+
ffnvcodec n12.2.72.0-1-g9934f17
|
827 |
+
flite v2.2-55-g6c9f20d
|
828 |
+
freetype VER-2-13-3
|
829 |
+
frei0r v2.3.3-5-gb528b26
|
830 |
+
fribidi v1.0.15-1-g3826589
|
831 |
+
gsm 1.0.22
|
832 |
+
harfbuzz 9.0.0-65-ga070f9eb
|
833 |
+
ladspa-sdk 1.17
|
834 |
+
lame 3.100
|
835 |
+
lensfun v0.3.95-1515-g9981bfea
|
836 |
+
libass 0.17.3-24-g694143b
|
837 |
+
libcdio-paranoia 10.2
|
838 |
+
libgme 0.6.3
|
839 |
+
libilbc v3.0.4-346-g6adb26d4a4
|
840 |
+
libjxl v0.10-snapshot-272-g3786abba
|
841 |
+
libopencore-amrnb 0.1.6
|
842 |
+
libopencore-amrwb 0.1.6
|
843 |
+
libplacebo v7.349.0-9-gefb89342
|
844 |
+
libsoxr 0.1.3
|
845 |
+
libssh 0.10.6
|
846 |
+
libtheora 1.1.1
|
847 |
+
libwebp v1.4.0-86-g57883c78
|
848 |
+
oneVPL 2.12
|
849 |
+
OpenCL-Headers v2024.05.08-8-g542d7a8
|
850 |
+
openmpt libopenmpt-0.6.18-22-g37ff3fcc6
|
851 |
+
opus v1.5.2-16-g5854a9f7
|
852 |
+
qrencode 4.1.1
|
853 |
+
quirc 1.2
|
854 |
+
rav1e p20240612-5-g7ab0de1
|
855 |
+
rist 0.2.10
|
856 |
+
rubberband v1.8.1
|
857 |
+
SDL prerelease-2.29.2-358-gf5ed158d1
|
858 |
+
shaderc v2024.1-14-g6d28483
|
859 |
+
shine 3.1.1
|
860 |
+
snappy 1.1.10
|
861 |
+
speex Speex-1.2.1-28-g1de1260
|
862 |
+
srt v1.5.4-rc.0-1-g3e0ef4b
|
863 |
+
SVT-AV1 v2.2.1-29-g85e44db4
|
864 |
+
twolame 0.4.0
|
865 |
+
uavs3d v1.1-47-g1fd0491
|
866 |
+
VAAPI 2.23.0.
|
867 |
+
vidstab v1.1.1-13-g8dff7ad
|
868 |
+
vmaf v3.0.0-95-gd95b69e0
|
869 |
+
vo-amrwbenc 0.1.3
|
870 |
+
vorbis v1.3.7-10-g84c02369
|
871 |
+
vpx v1.14.1-359-gc6de95ce0
|
872 |
+
vulkan-loader v1.3.295-2-gc758bac
|
873 |
+
vvenc v1.12.0-14-ga1996a8
|
874 |
+
x264 v0.164.3191
|
875 |
+
x265 3.6-130-g973bf1ac7
|
876 |
+
xavs2 1.4
|
877 |
+
xevd 0.5.0
|
878 |
+
xeve 0.5.1
|
879 |
+
xvid v1.3.7
|
880 |
+
zeromq 4.3.5
|
881 |
+
zimg release-3.0.5-150-g7143181
|
882 |
+
zvbi v0.2.42-58-ga48ab3a
|
883 |
+
|