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==JavaScript API==

To use FFmpeg in a browser, see [https://ffmpegwasm.~~github~~.io/ ffmpegwasm].

To use FFmpeg in a browser, see [https://ffmpegwasm.netlify.app/ ffmpegwasm].

~~Note~~: ~~I have not tried this~~. ~~It uses CLI commands, not library API commands~~.

This is used in https://davidl.me/apps/media/index.html.

==My Preferences==

My preferences for encoding video

===H264===

~~I mostly use~~ H264 when ~~working on projects for compatibility purposes. Here I typically don't~~ need the ~~smallest file size~~ or ~~best quality, prioritizing encoding speed~~.

H264 is best when you need the most compatability, especially with older or low end devices.

!#/bin/bash

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===H265/HEVC===

H264/HEVC is ~~used for archival purposes to minimize the file~~ size and ~~maximize the quality~~.

H264/HEVC is now a good tradeoff between size, quality, and compatability.

!#/bin/bash

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 ==JavaScript API==
-To use FFmpeg in a browser, see [https://ffmpegwasm.github.io/ ffmpegwasm].
+To use FFmpeg in a browser, see [https://ffmpegwasm.netlify.app/ ffmpegwasm].
-Note: I have not tried this. It uses CLI commands, not library API commands.
+This is used in https://davidl.me/apps/media/index.html.
 ==My Preferences==
 My preferences for encoding video
 ===H264===
-I mostly use H264 when working on projects for compatibility purposes. Here I typically don't need the smallest file size or best quality, prioritizing encoding speed.
+H264 is best when you need the most compatability, especially with older or low end devices.
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 ===H265/HEVC===
-H264/HEVC is used for archival purposes to minimize the file size and maximize the quality.
+H264/HEVC is now a good tradeoff between size, quality, and compatability.
 <syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
 !#/bin/bash