Qencoder

Changelog:

* "Open with" qencoder now automatically selects the file as an input
* Fix naming on various parts of the gui, for instance q is now called crf to make it more clear
* "Edit queue item" option edits an existing queue item by taking it off the queue and putting it back into your settings.
* Old queue files are no longer compatible with this version of qencoder (sorry. I tried)
* Queue now shows specific video settings like quality level
* Added minimum split length option. splits that are too small are merged together
* Added maximum distance between keyframes option. Useful if aomenc is not properly creating keyframes or for certain content types.
* Added options for if pyscenedetect fails. Pyscenedetect often fails on Windows on videos that work perfectly on Linux so this is very useful for avoiding that.

Minor update to improve ffmpeg compatibility on windows and allow it to run if splitting fails.

Changelog:

* The frame counter is far more accurate and useful.
* Current fps is now displayed
* Add queues. These let you queue up many videos at once. You can save queues for later or run them now
* Preserve current settings when closing the program
* Fix empty spaces in temp folder, video name, or saved name breaking things (3)
* Separate temp folders for each output video, based on the output video's filename
* Improve av1 efficiency by defaulting to --threads=1
* Add threads slider in gui
* Save and load current settings to a file which can be shared
* The program is now threadsafe on windows (in theory, so far it seems to work) (8)
* Icons for the encode button using unicode
* Add licenses for the other programs I am using. I guess I should have included one for qencoder but since I own it I am not legally obligated to.
* The python program now points to /usr/bin/python (6)

Please report any issues to the github issues section.

The first ever 1.0 release of qencoder. A multithreaded gui encoder for free formats (av1, vp9, vp8).

Windows users may download the binary below, linux users are urged to download the source code and run the program with


pip install -r requirements.txt
python qencoder.py

This version of qencoder should work 100% and has nearly all the features I intend to add, it is only missing vpx encoding. It hasn't been well tested though so definitely try it out yourself!

For Linux users, `git clone` the repository and run it with ./qencoder.py

for Windows users, use the binary below: