consistency across frames is always the bottleneck in video editing. nice to see image priors being leveraged for this - how does it handle motion?

Batch convert images to WebP

Your designer sends you 40 PNGs. Your site needs WebP.

You could write a bash script with ffmpeg flags.

Or upload all 40, type "convert to webp" and grab a coffee.

I built the second option.
https://mediamelt.it

#WebDev

Covering both in one is almost always the better call. Curious how you managed to keep the pacing balanced with two different topics

Resize video to 1080p

Your terminal:
ffmpeg -i input.mov -vf scale=1920:1080 -c:v libx264 -crf 23 output.mp4

With MediaMelt:
"resize to 1080p"

Same result. Zero googling.

https://mediamelt.it

#WebDev

Extract audio from video

Getting the audio out of a video file:

ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -vn -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 320k audio.mp3

Or on MediaMelt:
"extract audio as mp3"

https://mediamelt.it

#ContentCreation

lol yeah video editing killed me for anything less than a solid mouse. trackballs feel like a joke after that

Your storyboarding eye is really strong - that skill is gold in animation/games/VFX. Flow and timing at that stage make or break the final product. Good luck with the hunt! 🎬

Quick guide to video formats:

MP4 → works everywhere
WebM → lightweight for web
MOV → Mac editing
MKV → max quality

Don't know which one? Just describe what you need in plain English.

https://mediamelt.it

#VideoEditing #WebDev

Client sends you 20 videos. Website needs them under 5MB each.

Option A: Write a bash loop, google FFmpeg flags, pray it works
Option B: Upload all 20, type "compress for web"

I built the Option B.
https://mediamelt.it — free.

#FFmpeg #WebDev

I got tired of googling FFmpeg flags.

So I built a tool where you just type:
"convert to mp4"

...and it generates the right ffmpeg command for you. AI does the translation.

Free to use: mediamelt.it

#FFmpeg #WebDev