Linux Tools - FFMPEG to Convert and Resize Video Files

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Thank you i was kid when i started watching your videos we have come long way

ahmed-mujtaba

Thanks for the tutorials on Linux Eli. ffmpeg is a very useful tool.

zoidberg

This was an excellent overview man! I have used FFM peg for many years for processing video and audio both. After much research years back when I started my podcast trying to figure out a way to convert video to mp3 easily, FFM peg is what I stumbled upon. It worked out really great as I had a raspberry pie for in my greenhouse running all the controls and I was able to outsource the processing to the raspberry pie. More recently. I use it for for processing video from my Google pixel which records in TS.mp4 format, very difficult to convert from my video editor through windows, but with FFM peg I created a script and I can batch process my files easily on my raspberry pi server. Anyway, cheers man!

TheFarmacySeedsNetwork

It's like listening to ASMR. Very nice video, it helps me a lot.

grjesus

Cool! Thanks for this. Just tried converting a video file to mp3 and it worked like a charm.

hanb

Thank you for this... I needed this for work.

samtheharvester

is there a way to extact the individual 5.1 audio tracks from an mkv file?

JimmySlacksack

Whats the advantage over converting in an NLE?

James-nvwf

Hi, thanks for the video. Is it possible to detect a 10 seconds black screen portion in my video ? I have a video with 45 minute duration. It contains 10 seconds break time in few places. I want to split this video in that position. There is no particular order for this breaks. It may appear in between any time gaps greater than 1 minute. Usually the video contains 5 breaks.

kcvinu