L-SMASH Source

[masterkivat]

The usual guy from where I was downloading "l-smash works" (yet other binaries like custom x264 builds) stopped, it's a shame.
Hope that more people get interest in sharing their own compiled versions, which is something that I don't master

[burfadel]

Originally Posted by masterkivat

The usual guy from where I was downloading "l-smash works" (yet other binaries like custom x264 builds) stopped, it's a shame.
Hope that more people get interest in sharing their own compiled versions, which is something that I don't master

Yeah, quickest way for a project to die is the unavailability of binaries. If people can't get binaries they can't use it!

[the_weirdo]

You can get my L-SMASH-Works builds here. Require Visual C++ Redist 2013 (32-bit, 64-bit) and Windows Vista or later.

Also my L-SMASH builds can be found here.

[LigH]

for maintaining their availability.

[masterkivat]

, "weirdo"-san.

[bennynihon]

Is there a way to mux in a subtitle track using the L-Smash muxer? What about setting one of two audio tracks as the default track? Thanks

[burfadel]

Originally Posted by the_weirdo

Here are my builds:
L-SMASH Works r729 32-bit
L-SMASH Works r729 64-bit
Require Visual C++ Redist 2013 (32-bit, 64-bit)

Thanks, very much appreciated!

[gnol009]

Any chance for FFinfo() in FFMS2.avsi can work with LWLibavVideoSource()?

[LigH]

Probably only if L-SMASH Works would expose similar internal variables as FFMS2. The support has to start in the plugin DLL.

[Reel.Deel]

@Selur

Can you please update the links in the first post with the link here. And also make it clickable

[foxyshadis]

Looks like WebM/VP9 decoding is completely broken in the latest builds. Oh well, I have a copy from 2013 that seems to work right, I can use that just for webm.

[Are_]

Not a single problem here at my linux box with my own compiles. Linked against ffmpeg and using vapoursynth filter.

[Reel.Deel]

Originally Posted by foxyshadis

Looks like WebM/VP9 decoding is completely broken in the latest builds. Oh well, I have a copy from 2013 that seems to work right, I can use that just for webm.

Do you know which version from 2013?

[VFR maniac]

Originally Posted by foxyshadis

Looks like WebM/VP9 decoding is completely broken in the latest builds. Oh well, I have a copy from 2013 that seems to work right, I can use that just for webm.

I had already gotten a report and a sample of VP9-in-WebM from someone through ask.fm and 2ch.
And he says that binaries linked with ffmpeg have the problem but with libav have no.
I'll look into this later.

[fvisagie]

Originally Posted by the_weirdo

You can get my L-SMASH-Works builds here. Require Visual C++ Redist 2013 (32-bit, 64-bit)

Also my L-SMASH builds can be found here.

Many thanks for helping keep this alive .

What is the difference between the builds in the top-level folder linked and those in the with-Libav subfolder? They both seem to support the LWLibav...Source() functions, so I'm a little confused by the distinction between these different builds.

[the_weirdo]

Originally Posted by fvisagie

What is the difference between the builds in the top-level folder linked and those in the with-Libav subfolder? They both seem to support the LWLibav...Source() functions, so I'm a little confused by the distinction between these different builds.

Those builds in top folder are linked with FFmpeg libraries, while those builds in "with-Libav" are linked with... Libav libraries. You can read the differences between FFmpeg and Libav here. However, in general, they should work the same. Some cases, FFmpeg builds may be better than Libav builds, or vice versa.

[fvisagie]

Thanks, that explains a lot.

I'd like to stick with what worked for me from the now-dead download link before. Comparing the LSMASHSource.dll size of L-SMASH-Works_r725-g92d69d8.7z I got from there and also looking at the build_info.txt shipped with that version

L-SMASH-Works r725 ( lwinput.aui, lwmuxer.auf, lwdumper.auf, lwcolor.auc, LSMASHSource.dll, vslsmashsource.dll )

Source:
L-SMASH-Works: git-92d69d8 ( https://github.com/VFR-maniac/L-SMASH-Works )
L-SMASH: git-4433160 ( https://github.com/l-smash/l-smash )
FFmpeg: git-87f2d80 ( http://git.videolan.org/?p=ffmpeg.git )

seem to suggest it was built with FFmpeg, correct?

[foxyshadis]

Originally Posted by Reel.Deel

Do you know which version from 2013?

r688v2 from this thread. It's dated August 30, 2013, but it was just the first that came up when I searched for old versions.

[the_weirdo]

Originally Posted by fvisagie

seem to suggest it was built with FFmpeg, correct?

AFAIK, yes.

[fvisagie]

Originally Posted by the_weirdo

AFAIK, yes.

Thank you.