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I make a lot of Timelapse and have tried a lot of ways to make Timelapses using python etc, today I found the easiest one using FFMpeg :)ffmpeg -framerate 30 -pattern_type glob -i &#x27;*.JPG&#x27; -c:v libx264 -r 30 -pix_fmt yuv420p timelapse.mp4

Make timelapses easily using FFmpeg

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Compilers for free with weval

Can anyone help me understand the economics of video streaming platforms?Streaming, encoding, and storage demands enormous costs -- especially at scale (e.g., on average each 4k video with close to 1 million views).
Yet YouTube seems to charge no money for it.I know advertisements are a thing for YT, but is it enough?If tomorrow I want to start a platform that is supported with Advert revenues, I know I will likely fail. However, maybe at YT scale (or more specifically Google Advert scale) the economics works?ps: I would like this discussion to focus on the absolute necessary elements (e.g., storing, encoding, streaming) and not on other factors contributing to latency&#x2F;cost like running view count algorithms.

Ask HN: Video streaming is expensive yet YouTube "seems" to do it for free. How?

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