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Flipfactory was already buried in 2011? Impossible...that means I'm way older than I think I am!

Here is a very short clap video shot with spatial audio/apac on an iPhone 16. I've confirmed it fails in 1.4.0.7 and older, but works in the version that is 20+ commits ahead I downloaded from GitHub on 12/26. I believe this file is was also shot in spatial video mode, I'll try and get a cleaner apa...

I can confirm that the very latest version of the master branch downloaded as @FranceBB directed seems to deal with apac/spatial audio without failing. It's only installed on my desktop that I use for testing, haven't tried it in production. I can also confirm that the latest version downloaded via ...

Recently ran into an issue where videos from the latest iPhones were failing in both my Vantage(flip64) and FFAStrans worfklows. After poking around I find that their spatial audio, tagged as "apac", shows up as a second four channel audio stream. Both Vantage and FFAStrans default is to d...

I'm not sure what is going on behind the scenes, but I was getting an mp4 wrapped VP9 coded file with no audio directly from the youtube processor. I've discovered the above conf changes were not enough, I'm currently experimenting with the following -S +hdr -f bestvideo[height<=?1080][vcodec!='vp09...

Ran into an odd issue with a video was downloaded with VP9 codec and no audio, caused issues for downstream nodes and equipment. Searching the format selection sent by the youtube processor node -f 636+bestaudio/best I ran across this github issue . Based on some of the comments I added this line -S...

I suspect the volumedetect computes mean volume differently than ebu 128. I ran an EBU test file through your workflow and it definitely normalized to the level in the encode block. This is a pretty good free plugin (I used it in audacity) so you can see levels measured to EBU specs https://www.tbpr...

I just checked on 1.3.0.2 and this behavior remains, all work files are saved without asking. And for @Ben, yes, it sounds like a REST workflow with some very small associated files. In my case after one too many 6 hour town council meetings my hard drive filled up.

@Ben you should probably check the working directory associated with that workflow and see if it is saving jobs. I used this technique to silence a pesky branch in one of my workflows and found that even though the workflow was configured *not* to save work folders it did so anyway. Read the brief d...

Image sequence monitor behaves as expected in 1.3.0.2. Solved!