Please provide the ad click URL, if possible:. Oh no! Some styles failed to load. Help Create Join Login. Application Development. IT Management. Project Management. Resources Blog Articles. Note starting with Tinker 8, we no longer provide pre-built executables for bit operating systems. You will still need to have a copy of the complete Tinker distribution as it contains the parameter sets, examples, benchmarks, test files and documentation required to use the package.
Only a very few portions of Tinker still make use of static memory allocation, however some of the executables can require a large memory i. If a program fails with the message "insufficient virtual memory", "resource temporarily unavailable" or a "segmentation fault", then you may need to add swap space. OpenMM is a molecular modeling library developed at Stanford University. On this site we provide code interfacing selected Tinker programs with OpenMM.
The Makefile assumes OpenMM 7. Depending upon the size of the system being simulated and the GPU card available, OpenMM-based Tinker molecular dynamics is very significantly faster than the standard CPU-based version. Download and install the current OpenMM version from Github. Tinker is available on the Google Play Store for a variety of Android devices via self-extracting installers implemented and maintained by Alan Liska and Veronika Ruzickova of the J.
Heyrovksy Institute of Physical Chemistry in Prague. It provides visualization for Tinker molecule files, as well as launching of Tinker calculations from a graphical interface. For research work, we recommend using the latest command line version of Tinker for numerical calculations, and using FFE or another visualization program to view results. This is a large download which contains the code for all components, including the Java source for FFE itself and the many required Java libraries.
This package allows building Tinker-FFE on all three supported operating systems from a common code base. Uncompress the the. If you have the installer generate a desktop icon, you may need to make the icon "launchable".
This is done on Ubuntu by right clicking on the icon and selecting "Allow Launching". For these systems, we provide an alternative Tinker-FFE distribution as a gzipped tar archive. Quite why one would want to do this is uncertain, but there you have it; flexibility! Just like ffe.. It can also run tasks after each file processed post-file , aka. The pre- and post-job tasks execute actual Windows batch files, which ffe will create automatically for you in your chosen location if you activate this feature.
Their locations are stored inside your preset. These batch. These commands can be anything at all. You can move stuff around, delete, zip, unzip, run input and output files through other programs, whatever you need to do before and after a multimedia conversion job.
To reduce time wasting and head scratching, enclose all paths and path tokens in "quotes" inside your commands. If you are running lots of tests, a great pre-job command is.. Which would delete all your previous tests before you begin the next batch.
The Post-File post-processing command is one single command which is stored inside your preset. Generally you would want to use the outputfile token in this command, to work on the file just created.
But you don't need to. This command can be any valid command. However, if you have any of these set enabled or disabled ; they have three states; enabled , disabled and unset and you then load a preset with them unset , their state will remain unchanged. This is by design.. You can load a preset with some commands setup, then another preset without any commands, then perhaps after some tweaks re-save the second preset, except now it has commands ini it.
All the job buttons work this way, remaining in their current state the default unless mindfully changed, either manually or via preset. You could conceivably create presets solely for loading pre- and post- commands, leaving that stuff completely out of your regular presets and loading only when required. Or, ignore all those buttons completely and they will never get in your way!
The [reset] button resets all job buttons to unset. Here's what they transform into.. Range is 00 to 59 min Minutes value of clock. Range is 00 to 59 hour Hours value of clock in hour format. Range is 00 to 23 mday Current day of month. Range is 01 to 31 mon Current month. Range is 01 to 12 year Current four-digit year wday Numeric day of week.
Range is 1 to 7 which corresponds to Sunday through Saturday. Range is to in a leap year Dynamic Path tokens.. Special tokens.. Portable Install.. If ffe finds an ini file next to itself, it switches to portable mode. In other words, if you want a portable installation, simply copy an ffe. You're done. Your ffe. Or you can drag a fresh ini file next to ffe. Drop your FFmpeg binary ffmpeg. Q: I've changed a bunch of settings.
I want to save this to my default "ffe" preset. How do I do this without first loading the default preset and obliterating the settings I just made? A: Type or choose "ffe" no quotes into the presets drop-down and hit "Save". What gives? If you want an mp4 container, set mp4 as your default extension. You can also set this inside presets, if required right-click the presets drop-down control for the menu option. If it doesn't recognise some format, let me know and I will add it.
And maybe one day, create some kind of user preference for these mappings! Here is what they are currently.. All other video output will fall-back to your current default extension normally mkv. Audio extension mapping is currently.. All other audio output will fall-back to your current default extension normally aac. When simply extracting plain copying audio out of a video file, ffe will automatically interrogate the file for the existing codec before applying the extension mapping.
By the way, if you see any errors or obvious omissions in the above lists, please let me know about it! What's the difference? A: Think of the custom buttons as a place to keep "snippets". The sort of things you regularly add to ffmpeg commands, perhaps setting a CRF value or a favourite blur filter. Any small string that you might want to add to the output or input parameters. Custom buttons are designed to be quick. Click once to add the string, a second time to remove it.
Shift-Click to edit or add buttons. Presets contain everything. All the settings and switches and parameters, pre- and post-job commands, optionally input and output file paths; an entire work-flow. The entire ffe interface is setup from a preset, named " ffe ". The default preset. Make your own! Then tweak input and output parameters with snippets from your custom buttons. Then save the whole lot as a second preset for later access, via the command-line or from batch scripts or in the GUI; running jobs manually, or on a delay or even generating a Windows batch script for some other program or user or time.
Flexibility underpins most of ffe 's design decisions. It aims to be part of the solution. Q: I edited my help button and now when I press it nothing happens. A: It sounds like you have entered an invalid command and ffe, by design, does not display error output for help button comands which would interfere with the help output.
You can do a quick check of your command with the FFmpeg Quick Task button, which does show error output. Simply right-click on your FFmpeg quick task button [ffmpeg task], enter your experimental help command, then click [ffmpeg task]. All output will be displayed in your console. Replace your old ffe. Or tell ffe to start up the job in a couple of hours, when you're asleep, then shutdown when it's done. Or next Tuesday. When you need more power, ffe can handle that, too. And completely open source, with ready-to-use binaries and ready-to-compile source packs that regular folks can get up and running in a jiffy.
Have fun! Screencaps ffe , an FFmpeg front-end for Windows.. Batch operation. Drag-And-Drop file handling. Magic Auto-Transforming Output Filename no more overwriting previous tests 'by mistake'. Fully programmable FFmpeg and FFplay quick task buttons. Infinite fully-customizable user presets in a handy drop-down.
Handy, fully customizable selectors for all your common FFmpeg settings. Share your presets, custom buttons, and even settings, with other ffe uses. Live, interactive shell console output. Windows Batch Script Output rather than process files, ffe can create a.
Accepts files and presets on the command-line. Command-line switches to run presets, generate batch scripts and more. Drag-And-Drop commands automatically generate media reports, batch scripts or run jobs for launched or dropped files. Cool Floating Drop Window transparent and optionally animated. Drag in files and more! Dynamic tokens accepted everywhere. Automatic concatenation. Quit and Shutdown when done options.
Pre-Job Commands run Windows shell commands before the job. Post-Job Commands and after, all with batch script and token support. Post-File Command run custom commands on all output files, using tokens , even inside a batch. Media Info Reporting ffprobe and Mediainfo support. Live Console Output ffe messages, command output and more. Super-Handy App Menu for common settings and tweaks.
Live CPU priority Selector. Comprehensive logging and debugging options. Handy HotKey operation. Fully Automatic Recent files menu. Comprehensive command-line capabilities. Extensive tray and control menus. Output Toggle roll your own output for image sequences and more.
ALL dialogs, even the most minor, remember their size and position. Skip those unnecessary RSI-inducing context menu clicks! Semi-automatic extension handling with customisable default fall-back. All settings optionally remembered between sessions. GIF Output! But hey, GIF output! Automatic preset backups and GUI backup restore.
Drop Window Image Pack - ffe can download a pack of tasteful starter images. And don't forget ffe comes with a Rastafarian-coloured icon! And then know exactly what parameters were used to encode each and every one of them, all without making notes. And that's all you need, right? That and an FFmpeg binary, of course. It's also free, open-source software, and there are quite a few different versions kicking around.
If you have some developer tools onboard, I recommend you checkout the source and build it yourself. Or else Google and take your pick..
This is generally reliable - all versions should work fine. Installation is simple. Here is the entire process. Also available in plain text, here. WinRAR not free can also handle the format. You should now have some files in that folder, including.. You can keep them in separate places, too - ffe will ask you where your FFmpeg binary is before you start work.
Launch ffe. Drop media files or folders onto ffe 's input or funky floating drop window , set your chosen parameters or choose a preset and click "do it". That's it. As you work, ffe constructs a set of command-line arguments for FFmpeg and when you "do it", launches FFmpeg with those same arguments. Creating an FFmpeg command-line is the main reason for ffe 's existence. Most of the controls simply add or remove text to the FFmpeg command-line. You can see the command-line being constructed, live, as you work.
Some of the more common FFmpeg parameters and flags are available from drop-downs and logical inputs; things like codec selection, bitrates, sizes and cropping. Any settings and parameters you use often can be saved to custom buttons that you can click to insert that snippet into any command. Once you have created a set of parameters and settings that work for a particular job, you can save the whole lot as a preset, for later use. Keyboard shortcuts..
Most commonly-used ffe commands and settings have HotKeys.. Change global default video output extension.
Search in console output. Clear console output. Toggle FFplay console output. Automatic codec drop-downs.
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