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Create a new service: SubsConverter
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It would be great to have some sort of CI for SeeShark, as any modifications on any PR could then be tested and see if it breaks anything.
The difficulty is what exactly is being tested, as SeeShark requires either an external or virtual camera device.
There is no NUnit project for SeeShark unit tests (yet?), but at least we can make it verify that it builds.
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Hello,
Could you update sound volume option with FFmpeg.NET wrapper ?
I would like to down or up the audio volume or convert a file with no audio.
For volume, The FFmpeg command is like this :
" -af "volume=-5dB" " (here it decrease for -5db)
For no audio, The FFmpeg command is like this :
" -an "
Thanks for your help.
Great work