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  • "File for preset 'libx264-hq' not found" error in Eclipse (Windows)

    22 octobre 2013, par Rita

    When I use the command line to execute, f.e.,

    "ffmpeg -i input.avi -vcodec libx264 -vpre libx264-hq -b 1500k output.mp4"

    the .mp4 file with h264 is successfully created. However, if I try to execute the same command on Eclipse I get the "File for preset 'libx264-hq' not found" error even though I've already created the preset file and downloaded the library (because I used to have that same error in the command line).

    My question is : do I have to put the preset file anywhere else in order to make it function through Eclipse ?

    Btw, I'm using Windows. There's a lack of information about ffmpeg for Windows.

  • "File for preset 'libx264-hq' not found" error in Eclipse (Windows)

    22 octobre 2013, par Rita

    When I use the command line to execute, f.e.,

    "ffmpeg -i input.avi -vcodec libx264 -vpre libx264-hq -b 1500k output.mp4"

    the .mp4 file with h264 is successfully created. However, if I try to execute the same command on Eclipse I get the "File for preset 'libx264-hq' not found" error even though I've already created the preset file and downloaded the library (because I used to have that same error in the command line).

    My question is : do I have to put the preset file anywhere else in order to make it function through Eclipse ?

    Btw, I'm using Windows. There's a lack of information about ffmpeg for Windows.

  • "File for preset 'libx264-hq' not found" error in Eclipse (Windows)

    22 octobre 2013, par Rita

    When I use the command line to execute, f.e.,

    "ffmpeg -i input.avi -vcodec libx264 -vpre libx264-hq -b 1500k output.mp4"

    the .mp4 file with h264 is successfully created. However, if I try to execute the same command on Eclipse I get the "File for preset 'libx264-hq' not found" error even though I've already created the preset file and downloaded the library (because I used to have that same error in the command line).

    My question is : do I have to put the preset file anywhere else in order to make it function through Eclipse ?

    Btw, I'm using Windows. There's a lack of information about ffmpeg for Windows.

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