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Click 'Start Function' to start the processing.Click to enable the 'Set GOP to:' setting.On the right sidebar, click on 'Advanced features' to expand it.Click the 'Choose function' menu, look for the '- Output codecs:' section and select 'h.264'.(You can transcode multiple movies at a time - just drag them all into the 'Drop files' area.)

Drag and drop the movie(s) you want to convert to the 'Drop files here' area.

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You will need to transcode any movie that you want to use in InqScribe.

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On Windows, if you see 'Windows protected your PC ', click on 'More info' and then on 'Run anyway', then follow the instructions.

On Mac, if you see ''Shutter Encoder cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer ', Right-click or Ctrl-click the installer and select 'Open' from the pop up menu, then follow the instructions.

Download the installer for your operating system.

Click 'Download' link at the top of the screen.

So I tried using the encoder to convert to VP9 (webm) and it keeps adding a background. If I grab the render from Davinci Resolve and add it to OBS it works fine including the alpha channel (to make the background transparent), but a very large size. Read on for instructions! [The app is free, but please consider donating to the developer so they can continue to work on it! However, I'm running into a problem when trying to accomplish this. The free application 'Shutter Encoder' can do this transcoding for you. as part of your Media Composer and ProTools ingesting workflow Total Control over Encoding. Don’t just take our word for it though, Avid themselves recommend Shutter Encoder. every codec you’ve ever heard of, and many more you haven’t. With a proper-encoded video, you can fast forward and rewind to your hearts content, including frame by frame rewinds. Shutter Encoder makes use of FFmpeg to handle its encoding, allowing support for almost. Luckily, this problem can be easily resolved by transcoding the video. Play the movie on any media player and you will experience the same problem. This isn't an InqScribe problem, it is a movie encoding problem. Depending on the codec and media player you're using, you may find that you can only rewind by 1 second intervals, or worse, can't rewind at all. While this is great for watching a video, it is not ideal for the kinds of scrubbing back and forth you need to do when transcribing or reviewing a video.

These days, most movies are encoded for playback on the web - the encoding method maximizes forward-playing performance and minimizes the file size. But even with a MP4s, there is a wide variety in encoding that can have a huge effect on performance. The ideal codec for InqScribe is H.264 (also called 'MP4').