File: Unholy Voices MIDI.webm (3.66 MB, 1600x2037)

3.66 MB WEBM

>>6236585
based

>>6235660
Genuinely the greatest boss theme of all time and its not even close.

>>6237806
never gets old

File: Super Smash Bros. Melee C(...).mp4 (3.52 MB, 640x360)

3.52 MB MP4

>>6238350
English Horn doesn't get much love in vidya ost's

>>6237806
>>6238302
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3iHxLs5maM

File: CT Bottom of the Night.webm (2.22 MB, 792x706)

2.22 MB WEBM

>>6237806

How do you guys encode these? I have mp3 and I have png. Which ffmpeg command do I use?

>>6238888
Learn to use ChatGPT, anon.
Say "Write me a .bat file where I can drag and drop an image file and an mp3 file and it outputs a webm of them together. Just a webm of the image for the entire video and the mp3 as the audio. Then iteratively downscale until it is below 6.00 MB. Then output the webm file in the same directory."

Modern AI can handle that, it's not a huge amount of code.

>>6238953
Dumb nigger using an IA for a one line cmd line, pathetic losers.

>>6238888
>>6238953
no.
bad.
use that pink mushy thing inside your skull to actually learn something.


for instance
take your png, convert it to a moderately sized jpg as we want the extra space for music quality.
sometimes you can get away with a larger image, it all depends.

take your mp3, convert it with ffmpeg to the needed size (you'll figure it out)

ffmpeg -i NARC.mp3 -c:a libopus -b:a 180K out180k.opus


that gives you an image and and audio file, now we put it in vp9 webm container
ffmpeg -r 1 -loop 1 -i YourImage.jpg -i out180k.opus -map 0 -map 1:a -c:v libvpx-vp9 -crf 0 -g 4 -frames:v 4 -c:a copy -y freedom.webm

there, you can easily manipulate size requirments

>>6239131
>>6239276
>getting triggered by saving time

>>6239276
It works, but I don't really understand why and I also wonder if it's possible to merge these two commands into one (i.e. have mp3 and png as inputs to the command instead of opus and jpg).
Let's continue in >>>/g/109882191 to not derail the thread

File: Tecmo Super Bowl III.webm (5.66 MB, 666x374)

5.66 MB WEBM

>>6236249
based tecmo bowl enjoyer

File: Stephen RootNeil Palmer -(...).webm (2.12 MB, 1280x1274)

2.12 MB WEBM

>>6239382
It does not. When you're not in control of what you're doing, you're an idiot.