Schillsaver General 15

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Version 11 is now out. See more information, or download Schillsaver, from the following page.

http://valkryst.com/schillsaver/index.html

I recommend skimming through most of the instructions either on the webpage or in the readme
file as you're setting up the program for the first time.

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The GitHub page is at the following link.

https://github.com/Valkryst/Schillsaver

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What Schillsaver Does:

Schillsaver is essentially a convenience program that allows you to turn any file, or group of
files, into a video file comprised of black and white squares representing the bits of the
original files.

These video files can then be uploaded to YouTube for free file storage, but the downside
to this is that encoding takes a long time. Past that, decoding is very fast.

You can do all of this manually without Schillsaver, the information to do-so can be extrapolated
from the README.md file on GitHub.

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Test #1:

This test took a ~64Mb file, archived it with 7z down to ~60Mb, and encoded it in 20 minutes
into a~126Mb mkv file.

It was uploaded to YT using the "yt:quality=high" tag and it processed perfectly fine.
When downloading with the ClipConverter site it was retrieved as a ~366Mb mp4 file.

Decoding the ~126Mb mkv file took ~2 minutes. Same for the ~366Mb file.


Test #2:

This test took a ~3GB file, archived it with 7z to 3GB, and encoded it in 23h25m into a ~8.7GB
video file on a dual core G3220.

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Some of the more useful info from the original (4?) threads can be found here. It's all out of context, but eh.

http://pastebin.com/BLdea0nY

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FAQ can be found at the following link.

http://pastebin.com/SFiPjjh7

The FAQ has been updated as of thread 11.

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