Music & Video Apps Support

There are leftovers from OBSPortable at "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\ProgramData\obs-studio-hook" that are probably generated at the first launch of the application. Not sure if they can be made "portable" as they are somehow related to OBS Graphics Hook.

I tried some ffmpeg parameters (eg. loudnorm) and got an error: No souch filter: 'loudnorm'
It's really strange because the command line version understood it. I found the answer in TEncoderPortable/App/Tencoder64/FFMpeg folder. THe ffmpeg version is 2015!!!
It's I don't believe it. Why?

With a fresh install or an existing install of Shotcut 22.10.22, pressing "?" from the main window, or invoking Help -> "Actions and Shortcuts" causes the application to crash to desktop.

Both the 22.10.22 and the 22.10.25 portable version downloaded from Shotcut directly does not exhibit the same behavior.

Install Path: I:\PortableApps\PortableApps\ShotcutPortable
New installation
Windows version: 10 Pro 21H2 64-bit

Description for Downloaf of ffmpeg is outdated.

The correct link is here https://lame.buanzo.org/ffmpeg64audacity.php

I'm getting this plugin load error:

The following OBS plugins failed to load:
decklink-ouput-ui
Please update or remove these plugins

Looking at \OBSPortable\App\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit one can find two files that aren't present in OBS: decklink-ouput-ui.dll and decklink-ouput-ui.pdb. (n.b. the missing T in output)

Additionally, there are two other files that are present in OBS: decklink-output-ui.dll and decklink-output-ui.pdb.

Hi Folk,

I upgraded audacity to Version 3.2.1 and when I start the audacity it crashes.

I got a crash report which could not be uploaded.

What can I do to get the new version running?
What should I do with the crash report

Regards
portableAppUser

Since VLC is not just a player, it is also an encoder or a streaming tool. And it will be called by many third-party programs. So I think it should be necessary to provide 64-bit versions.

Unless you do a mod. Details here: https://msfn.org/board/topic/181987-list-of-software-that-doesnt-support... If you scroll up the page at the link you will get odds and ends of more details.

Last version to work okay with Windows 7 is said to be v27.2.4

Above said I wonder if John T. Haller is doing something to make 28.x.x work on Windows 7.

Currently the 32bit pot player gets installed , can we get support for 64bit version.

VLC requires Java in order to support menus on Blu-Ray discs. For VLC Portable this currently only seems to be the Oracle Java packages (jPortable). This may be an issue for some for licensing reasons. Could this Blu-Ray menu support be provided via the Portable OpenJDK packages as an alternative?

Thanks, H.