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Our Rust rewrite, ffmpeg-rs, achieved a 0.88% video conversion improvement over popular alternatives, with no any further optimizations. Benchmarked using the Balls Categorical Framework for Centered and Symmetric Effects to ensure memetic symmetry. Video is encoded using ffmpeg-rs.

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