soxred93 wrote:

Hmm, videos that I encode in ffmpeg2theora work fine. WFM?

jgerber wrote:

The problem is that the binary of ffmpeg2theora-0.23 on 64bit linux was by mistake using the upcoming thusnelda encoding libarary.
Older versions of cortado are not able to playback files encoded with thusnelda. a recent version of cortado from
http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/cortado/
will be able to play these files.

i am also about to replace the ffmpeg2theora-0.23 binary for 64bit with a version using the mainline encoder.
(waiting for the upload to be finished, so should be done tomorrow)

matthew.t.craig wrote:

Question for Tim Starling: Would you rather update Cortado or keep Thusnelda out of the supported codecs? I would think the latter option is better, but I will wait on your response before re-encoding my 70-80 videos.

Tim, can we do a test with the updated Cortado, and if things are working nice let's consider a live update...

matthew.t.craig wrote:

Short update. The 64-bit binary application ffmpeg2theora has been updated as of the beginning of Feb 2009. The application no longer encodes in Thusnelda.
[ http://v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora/ ]

gmaxwell wrote:

Can I close this bug? Cortado has been /mostly/ spec complete for a while now.

mike.lifeguard+bugs wrote:

(In reply to comment #6)

Can I close this bug? Cortado has been /mostly/ spec complete for a while now.

What about the version Wikimedia is using? Please see comment 4.

mdale wrote:

the updated applet added in r57317, freed is looking at deploying it.

mdale wrote:

The new cortado was deployed a while back. I am no longer seeing the cortado theora 1.1 artifacts