How To Use FFMPEG On Linux.

FFMPEG comes with Linux as a terminal based application and video converter. But there is an easy way to convert sound and video files to other formats. I show you how with MystiQ. You can also use QWinFF.

[HazarAssbender]

My mom cant setup a alarm on her iphone, granny here is giving Linux tutorials on youtube. BASED

[Gunbudder]

This lady is an early adopter of tech. a rare gem

[satyajeetprabhu]

She's like the Bob Ross of computer tutorials. Even the mouse clicks are so satisfying 😌

[Rain_berries]

When I was 13, there was a grandma who was our nextdoor neighbor and she taught me a bit about programming and because of her I'm now a developer. Unfortunately, she passed away shortly after RIP grandma. God bless her she was lovely 😭

[deckyfiyemonda]

A granny created a technical tutorial for Linux?

Now this is what peak content is...

[eldizo_]

>opens up a terminal and proceeds to neofetch
godbless you algorithm, this is going to be great

[teonesofle]

Unlike most people here, I was actually searching for this because I needed to do it haha. Good to see so many wholesome comments.

[Punya.Haerin]

No annoying intro No background music No transition or else.. pure gold

[fenceyhen]

Andrea is rocking with the 2 character password. That's baller

[apchistuz]

She's been doing this for a decade, clearly she knows what she's doing

[hawsker]

The right click open, the 2 character password, the open chime, the red cursor, the clicky mouse. Amazing

[abhishekrnair]

The first thing she does after opening a terminal is running the neofetch command.
She is the chosen one.

[kaizer.dragon]

She reminds me of my CS 101 lecturer from uni, kind lady with heaps of knowledge.

[AIBollocks]

This has a proper old-school YouTube vibe to it, I miss when all tutorials were like this

[JDJ]

This reminds me of old school youtube where the video just gave you the info. No ads, no weird intro, no music blasting no merch pushing, just good old fashion information.

[krshk]

I thought this was a meme at first, but was pleasantly surprised when it was just an FFMPEG tutorial.

This is one of those rare wholesome, unabashedly authentic slices of the internet that are just hard to find nowadays.

[gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg]

this video WON'T STOP appearing on my recommended multiple times in a row. i give up. ill watch it.

[zhangyi]

>Bloated
We truly got something special here boys

[viviarchfiend]

I do customer service in my day job. I do a lot of handholding for older folks who don't know how to use really basic computer things. It's actually very humbling, but every now and then I talk to someone who is 80 or 90 and has a very good grasp on tech. A former colleague of mine, who was elderly, but an ethical hacker, taught me it wasn't age or the fact that folks didn't grow up at the right time to learn; it's that many older folks weren't as open to the changing landscape. I am always happy to see older folks who enjoy noodling around with tech. It gives me hope, as someone who has always aspired to grow old and not be closed off to new experiences. I may stick around to see more. Cheers 🥂

[alice]

Just because someone is elderly, does not mean they are disconnected from reality. This lady, for example, can easily see the clear superiority of Debian over Ubuntu. If that's not bright, then I don't know what is.

I loved every second of this video <3