man peek on NixOS is binary garbage. It seems that some part of the build system doesn't know that peek.1 is already compressed and gzips it for the second time.

One possible fix is to add .gz suffix to generated manpage filename. This is consistent with behavior of data/man/CMakeLists.txt which appends .gz suffix.

diff --git a/data/man/meson.build b/data/man/meson.build
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I get this error with p5.js.

<script src="CCapture.all.min.js"></script>

<script>
		var capturer = new CCapture( {
			 format: 'gif', 
			 workersPath: 'js/gif.worker.js',
		} );

                var width = 300;
		var height = 500;

		function setup () {
			p5canvas = createCanvas(width,height);
		}
               function draw () {
               // code
               

I built a custom FFMPEG following the README instructions, adding the filter setpts to the Makefile. I managed to build successfully, and I managed to create a MP4 video with only MP3 audio.

I'm using ffmpeg-worker-mp4.js.

As soon as I try to add an input image, the program exits with code 1, with not much information.
Here's the console log (scriptfinal.js is the file where I handle al

Just to save time for people who most of the time download the same format and resolution in the same path, so you can save two steps (choosing the format & resolution then the path) when you use the default options.

I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature (feel free to close if this is the case). But, I thought on bringing it to your attention. This actually was a bit confusing since I thought there was a problem with the software failing to display the directory contents inside.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Display the folderView
2. Navigate to a directory with only images (no directories inside)

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I didn't see it mentioned anywhere in the closed or open issues, so I'll bring it up. On my screen, when I record, the actual recording window is captured in the frames.

If it helps, I'm currently using this on a first-gen Surface tablet. I would assume it has something to do with the tablet interface and this issue is probably so rare that you won't address it and I understand if that's the case

It's less then issue and more a suggestion, put in a compression rating presets settings, 3 as in vp9 will be more then enough. It's annoying change script options by hand every time when you want to change compression rate, 3 options like "compression rate 0-1-2" related to --ovcopts-add=deadline=best \ good \realtime for vp9 and for example veryslow \ medium \ veryfast for h265\h264 .

Although the documentation specifically mentions that it targets WASM-supported browsers, adding JS fallback is as easy as adding asmjs in BINARYEN_METHOD options in emcc.

But I'm not sure what are trade-offs and if this is really needed feature for developers.

Per the README file:

• value is the value of the data in the element, represented as a number or a string. Integers stored in 6 bytes or less are represented as numbers, and longer integers are represented as hexadecimal text strings.

As well:

Elements with the Block and SimpleBlock types get special treatment. They have these additional members:

• payload is the coded infor

On Linux and macOS it's easy:

apt-get install libopus0 libvpx5 # Debian
pacman -S opus libvpx # Arch
brew install opus libvpx #macOS

But I have no idea how to do it on Windows. 😐