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I'm trying to get our video files (m4v) converted to the Apple http streaming and ran into some questions.
I have a file that is 6mb in size and when I pass it through the segmenter using all default settings the files that output add up to 32mb in size. The last file is 17mb in size.
I'm not sure if that is how it is supposed to be but I'd rather use the smaller file if that is the case.
Anyone have any luck with this for vod content?
I had the same problem, there is an "optimise" setting in the install process that needs to be set.
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There is an answer here. but i wanna reduce my project folder size without using git.
So what do i do?
If the question refers to a project size optimization - delete all build files (flutter clean);
If the question refers to an app size optimization - read Official documentation about app size.
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I just want to see the column headers for a CSV file so I can create a table before importing it into Cloud SQL. Preferably using the web-based Storage Browser at https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser
I think I found a way. Open up the Google Cloud Shell (one of the icons in the upper right) and use the "gsutil cat" with the -r range option or pipe it through head.
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what is the efficient way to create movie clip of 1 minute graph evolution ( quality is not an issue) that will take the lowest amount of disk space?
Any modern video (distribution) codec will produce a very small file in this case, if it is fed with standard parameters. So you will be on a good way if you just create e.g. a H.264 clip in MP4 file format. The only tweaking option that makes sense in that case is the GOP size, but that makes seeking in the file slightly harder for the player.
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Is there a good tool that I can try out to convert my .flv file to .mp4? I need to use it on a mac, so not on a windows PC.
I have made an iPhone application and I want to try out how a webcast of 40 minutes streams on it. To do this i must convert my .flv file to .mp4.
I have found a converter (This one) but if you use it as trial you can only edit 3 minutes.
Thanks.
I've done this in the past using ffmpeg:
http://www.ffmpeg.org/
I really like handbrake. I have used a converted video in my app.
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I'm writing an iPhone app that needs to download files that are sometimes over 4 GB, and save them for file share in iTunes. Of course, I'm warning the user if insufficient space is available.
But is this actually possible on an iPhone? Does the file system support such huge files?
Secondly, will such an app be approved by Apple?
Most likely uses Apples HFS Plus file system so max file size would be 8 EB (8 billion GB)
No idea about approval