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• Merge commit ’14abeaa43d021afdce9119d906891abe89c03b88’

  26 novembre 2013, par Michael Niedermayer

  Merge commit ’14abeaa43d021afdce9119d906891abe89c03b88’
  * commit ’14abeaa43d021afdce9119d906891abe89c03b88’ :
  
    build : Separate building programs linking against libav* from building av*
  Conflicts :
  
  	Makefile
  
  	doc/Makefile
  Merged-by : Michael Niedermayer <michaelni@gmx.at>
  

  • [DH] Makefile
  • [DH] doc/Makefile

• Windows 10 EV code signing no longer works on electron app

  23 février 2021, par SoOhNo

  I have an electron app. Pretty basic app. It doesn't use ffmpeg for anything it does play an mp3 chime from time to time. I build my app with electron-forge using squirrel format. I then sign it using the SafeNet Authentication app. It's always worked flawlessly.

  


  It's been a couple months since I last released a version. Only thing that has changed is some html ui updates within my electron app and of course lots of Windows 10 updates.

  


  My app builds fine using electron-forge, it installs and runs without issue. I then sign it like usual from the command line and SafeNet confirms it was signed. Right clicking on the file shows it has been signed by my organization. However, once I execute the signed app I get this error : "The code execution cannot proceed because ffmpeg.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem."

  


  Here is what I have tried so far :

  


  

  • Building/Signing on a different windows 10 machine.

  


  • Uninstall/Reinstall SafeNet.

  


  • Running signed .exe on a different Windows 10 instance

  


  • Building/Signing with a cmd session ran as administrator

  


  


  I am at a loss, why is it screaming about ffmpeg.dll which my app doesn't depend on ? Why only after the .exe has been signed do I get this error ?

  


  OS : Windows 10
  
Electron v7.3.2
  
Electron-Forge/cli v6.0.0-beta.47
  
SafeNet x64 v10.3

  


• How do I convert a .wav file to 16bit 44.1kz using ffmpeg or other utility [closed]

  26 mai 2023, par Seth Edwards

  A preface :
I am building an environment for a my own streaming box. Since building the UI. I turned to the now obsolete MSNTV box to find its UI sound effects.

  


  I found the dump on GitHub. I downloaded and located where the sounds where located.

  


  I listened to them one by one. I noticed that they are wave files. But they sound like they were low quality and may have been compressed before being turned into a wave file.

  


  I was using the Apple Files app on an iPhone 6s running iOS 15.7.1.

  


  They play back fine.

  


  I try importing them into GarageBand for iOS and it gives me an error saying that it only allows 16bit 44.1khz files. This confirmed my suspicion of it being low quality.

  


  I then tried playing them on a Dell Chromebook 3100 running ChromeOS. Chrome’s player would also not play the files.

  


  I need to find out how to convert them to 16bit 44.1khz wave files.

  


  My guess is that since the MSNTV had a small amount of storage space that they compressed the audio.

  


  I tried converting the files to mp3. And they are Noticeably worse.

  


  Does anyone know how to convert these files so they can be played back normally.

  


  In the end I plan to use these files and play them using the pygame library.

  


  I have tried changing the metadata

  


  Converting to mp3