How to start using FFMPEG | How to use FFMPEG tutorial #ffmpeg #TheFFMPEGGuy

Last time, we have explained how to download and install FFMPEG.
Today, we show you how to get started with FFMPEG.

Starting with FFMPEG can be pretty intimidating, especially since per default, all commands are entered through a Command Line interface.

But do not let this impress you, getting started is actually quite simple since FFMPEG always uses the same command structure.

The basic structure of all FFMPEG commands look like this:

→ ffmpeg -i input_files ... [filters] ... ouput_files

With this command, FFMPEG is prompted to read one or several input files, to apply (if needed) one or more filters on those files, and to output the result to a file. That is it!

Some examples of commands:

If you want to know more, this channel is entirely dedicated to FFMPEG and provide tons of easy tutorials that can assist you in your use of FFMPEG, just give it a try!

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[alkispiskas]

Excellent job! The best explanation of the ffmpeg examples ever. Thanks for sharing!
I am surprised though from the random order of the videos as subjects for a "Tutorial". E.g. Shouln't this video ("How to start using FFMPEG - How to use FFMPEG tutorial") be the first one?

[penjelajahmilenial]

I like your videos it make me understand about FFMPEG🎉🎉 Thanks a Lot

[nazar]

create video how to use xfade if ffmpeg please

[MaxoticsTV]

"Minus i"? Obviously AI isn't doing jack-sht in the text to speech world ;)

[ananthus]

im using ffmpeg with nodejs now im facing a problem i need to add multiple line or paragraph over a video the first pararaph is workin fine as this code but how can i add second line any idea sir ?
ffmpeg()
.setFfmpegPath(ffmpegPath)
.input(inputVideoPath)
.complexFilter([
])
.output(outputVideoPath)
.on('end', () => {
console.log(`Video created: ${outputVideoPath}`);
})
.on('error', (err) => {
console.error(`Error creating video: ${err.message}`);
})
.run();