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[Feature request] Ask about how to convert unsupported file upon opening #595

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Rubens10010 opened this issue Jan 12, 2021 · 7 comments
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@Rubens10010
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Hi I've been using this amazing app for a long time now but I was wondering if you could provide some sort of option to set a default convert format for unsupported codecs. Currently I have to go to file > convert to supported format > fastest - every time.

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slrslr commented Jan 13, 2021

I am looking for the similar, only i want the default be the one that will play audio and that is not the fastest one per my experience.

Currently, often it convert to the fastest format without audio which is useless for me so this way there have to do one more conversion manually from the file menu (can be confusing to the newbie user). Maybe the best would be if the app shows the dialog upon detecting unsupported file.

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mifi commented Jan 18, 2021

@Rubens10010 LosslessCut is supposed to do this automatically when it detects an unsupported file. What file is this?

@slrslr I agree that it makes sense to ask about this. Maybe it could even be a configurable setting.

@mifi mifi changed the title [Feature request] Convert to supported format (fastest) by default [Feature request] Ask about how to convert unsupported file upon opening Jan 18, 2021
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@mifi Thanks for your time. I took a random shot available on https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kRHiPx9K-LsTZ4Vyr1Bg-8mWXwugyia5/view?usp=sharing. When I drag it to LosslessCut it loads and app screen gets black, sound plays normally. This was taken with a Lg Bello II.

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mifi commented Jan 24, 2021

Stream #0:0(eng): Video: mpeg4 (Simple Profile) (mp4v / 0x7634706D), yuv420p(tv, bt709), 1280x720 [SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], 4728 kb/s, 14.33 fps, 28.58 tbr, 90k tbn, 300 tbc (default)

It seems like your file has mpeg4 video, I don't think it's supported by Chrome/Chromium (used by llc).
For some reason it just plays it black without reporting an error. I believe this is a bug in Chromium.

I will try to add a check for this file type and auto convert to supported format

@Rubens10010
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Ok. I reported this bug in Chromium as well. Thanks for your support I will be waiting for next update.

@mifi mifi closed this as completed in 937703e Jan 24, 2021
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Suitear commented Oct 15, 2021

When I open a .wmv file, LosslessCut says it's not locally supported. What should I do?

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Then it suggests me to convert it to supported filetype, I choose mp4, then finally I click the export butten, it says cant export as mp4. Oops.....
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mifi commented Oct 24, 2021

please try the suggestions first (e.g. change format to matroska)

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