So I wouldn't be surprised languages had speed differences, and since we can't skip them anymore...
Nice idea to look at the files
Any other way would have been way too slow to figure out
Yeah, also the audio compression used is IMA ADPCM, which apparently compresses the audio "4 to 1", dividing the size of uncompressed 16-bit sample audio by exactly 4.
Thus the filesize should be pretty much proportional to the audio length.
I'm not exactly sure though.
Adrien I would suggest you to just record in the mkv format
you can crop/rearrange and do other stuff with the container afterwards without the need of a new encoding^^
you might wanna take a look at MKVToolnix. There are other simple programs that handle mkv containers but that one‘s probably the best from a programmers perspective. You can also use any commands over the command-line 👌🏼
cool, I will try using MKV instead next time
yeah the other big plus is that it won‘t corrupt your recording if something goes wrong during the record itself
or atleast it shouldn‘t (not sure if OBS uses the fail-safe implementations on the mkv containers)
yeah, FLV also doesn't corrupt
that‘s true but mkv has even more advantages. You‘re not limited by anything, you could pack unlimited amount of audio tracks into it, also subtitles and whatsoever
it‘s basically like a .zip as a video container and it implements all of the nice features other formats/containers should have had implemented for a long time already
It‘s just the most advanced and dynamic one together with its little child webm
But does MKV take more space than FLV?
@AdrienTD Perhaps but only by a little bit.
Just did a test, there was no difference indeed.