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FFmpeg, an open source command line tool for processing audio and video files.
It was created by Fabrice Ballard in the year 2000.
The name stands for fast forward, followed by the Moving Picture Experts Group file format.
Today, it's used in a wide variety of tools like Google Chrome and Blender, as well as video platforms like YouTube and Vimeo.
It's able to decode, encode, transcode, multiplex, demultiplex, urine filter and play for virtually any multimedia file in the world, with over 100 different codecs supported.
It works by taking an input file, then passes it to a Yirteaplexer that splits the audio and video tracks into separate encoded data packets.
These packets are then decoded into uncompressed frames, which can be further processed and filtered.
You might modify the brightness and contrast, add subtitles, or visualize the audio as a waveform.
Then finally, these frames are coded and multiplexed back into the output file.
In addition, it also comes with the f f play tool to easily play media from the command line and FFprobe to extract metadata from a file.
In addition to tons of low level libraries for developers building their own multimedia processing software.
To get started, install it, then open up the terminal.
Use the ffmpeg command followed by I to supply 1 or more input files.
To convert that file to a different format.
Simply provide the name of the output.
It will automatically detect the file extension and convert it to the proper codec.
Or the c flag can be used to specify an explicit codec, like MPEG 4 for the video track and MP 3 for the audio.
You may also want to change the quality of the output file.
The b flag can change the bit 8, while the r flag can change the frame rate, and s can change the resolution.
In some cases, you may have multiple video clips that need to be combined together.
These clips can be listed in their own text file, then combined together by specifying the format as concat and the codec as copy.
Copy can also be used to make modifications to a video, like when used with t to trim a certain number of seconds off of the video footage.
But the most powerful option might be v f, which creates a filter graph that can handle informations like rotation and scaling, and color modifications like brightness and contrast, in addition to many other effects.
And if you have an SRT file for captions in your video.
FFmpeg is able to convert it to an AS file, which can then be used with the b f option to easily add subtitles to your video.
This has been FFmpeg in 100 seconds.
Hit the like button for more short videos like this.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: FFmpeg, an open source command line tool for processing audio and video files. It was created by Fabrice Ballard in the year 2000. The name stands for fast forward, followed by the Moving Picture Experts Group file format. Today, it's used in a wide variety of tools like Google Chrome and Blender, as well as video platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. It's able to decode, encode, transcode, multiplex, demultiplex, urine filter and play for virtually any multimedia file in the world, with over 100 different codecs supported.

It works by taking an input file, then passes it to a Yirteaplexer that splits the audio and video tracks into separate encoded data packets. These packets are then decoded into uncompressed frames, which can be further processed and filtered. You might modify the brightness and contrast, add subtitles, or visualize the audio as a waveform. Then finally, these frames are coded and multiplexed back into the output file. In addition, it also comes with the f f play tool to easily play media from the command line and FFprobe to extract metadata from a file.

In addition to tons of low level libraries for developers building their own multimedia processing software. To get started, install it, then open up the terminal. Use the ffmpeg command followed by I to supply 1 or more input files. To convert that file to a different format. Simply provide the name of the output.

It will automatically detect the file extension and convert it to the proper codec. Or the c flag can be used to specify an explicit codec, like MPEG 4 for the video track and MP 3 for the audio. You may also want to change the quality of the output file. The b flag can change the bit 8, while the r flag can change the frame rate, and s can change the resolution. In some cases, you may have multiple video clips that need to be combined together.

These clips can be listed in their own text file, then combined together by specifying the format as concat and the codec as copy. Copy can also be used to make modifications to a video, like when used with t to trim a certain number of seconds off of the video footage. But the most powerful option might be v f, which creates a filter graph that can handle informations like rotation and scaling, and color modifications like brightness and contrast, in addition to many other effects. And if you have an SRT file for captions in your video. FFmpeg is able to convert it to an AS file, which can then be used with the b f option to easily add subtitles to your video.

This has been FFmpeg in 100 seconds. Hit the like button for more short videos like this. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
FFmpeg, an open source command line tool for processing audio and video files. It was created by Fabrice Ballard in the year 2000. The name stands for fast forward, followed by the Moving Picture Experts Group file format. Today, it's used in a wide variety of tools like Google Chrome and Blender, as well as video platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. It's able to decode, encode, transcode, multiplex, demultiplex, urine filter and play for virtually any multimedia file in the world, with over 100 different codecs supported. It works by taking an input file, then passes it to a Yirteaplexer that splits the audio and video tracks into separate encoded data packets. These packets are then decoded into uncompressed frames, which can be further processed and filtered. You might modify the brightness and contrast, add subtitles, or visualize the audio as a waveform. Then finally, these frames are coded and multiplexed back into the output file. In addition, it also comes with the f f play tool to easily play media from the command line and FFprobe to extract metadata from a file. In addition to tons of low level libraries for developers building their own multimedia processing software. To get started, install it, then open up the terminal. Use the ffmpeg command followed by I to supply 1 or more input files. To convert that file to a different format. Simply provide the name of the output. It will automatically detect the file extension and convert it to the proper codec. Or the c flag can be used to specify an explicit codec, like MPEG 4 for the video track and MP 3 for the audio.
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You may also want to change the quality of the output file. The b flag can change the bit 8, while the r flag can change the frame rate, and s can change the resolution.
In some cases, you may have multiple video clips that need to be combined together. These clips can be listed in their own text file, then combined together by specifying the format as concat and the codec as copy. Copy can also be used to make modifications to a video, like when used with t to trim a certain number of seconds off of the video footage. But the most powerful option might be v f, which creates a filter graph that can handle informations like rotation and scaling, and color modifications like brightness and contrast, in addition to many other effects. And if you have an SRT file for captions in your video. FFmpeg is able to convert it to an AS file, which can then be used with the b f option to easily add subtitles to your video. This has been FFmpeg in 100 seconds. Hit the like button for more short videos like this. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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FFmpeg, an open source command line tool for processing audio and video files. It was created by Fabrice Ballard in the year 2000. The name stands for fast forward, followed by the Moving Picture Experts Group file format. Today, it's used in a wide variety of tools like Google Chrome and Blender, as well as video platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. It's able to decode, encode, transcode, multiplex, demultiplex, urine filter and play for virtually any multimedia file in the world, with over 100 different codecs supported. It works by taking an input file, then passes it to a Yirteaplexer that splits the audio and video tracks into separate encoded data packets. These packets are then decoded into uncompressed frames, which can be further processed and filtered. You might modify the brightness and contrast, add subtitles, or visualize the audio as a waveform. Then finally, these frames are coded and multiplexed back into the output file. In addition, it also comes with the f f play tool to easily play media from the command line and FFprobe to extract metadata from a file. In addition to tons of low level libraries for developers building their own multimedia processing software. To get started, install it, then open up the terminal. Use the ffmpeg command followed by I to supply 1 or more input files. To convert that file to a different format. Simply provide the name of the output. It will automatically detect the file extension and convert it to the proper codec. Or the c flag can be used to specify an explicit codec, like MPEG 4 for the video track and MP 3 for the audio. You may also want to change the quality of the output file. The b flag can change the bit 8, while the r flag can change the frame rate, and s can change the resolution. In some cases, you may have multiple video clips that need to be combined together. These clips can be listed in their own text file, then combined together by specifying the format as concat and the codec as copy. Copy can also be used to make modifications to a video, like when used with t to trim a certain number of seconds off of the video footage. But the most powerful option might be v f, which creates a filter graph that can handle informations like rotation and scaling, and color modifications like brightness and contrast, in addition to many other effects. And if you have an SRT file for captions in your video. FFmpeg is able to convert it to an AS file, which can then be used with the b f option to easily add subtitles to your video. This has been FFmpeg in 100 seconds. Hit the like button for more short videos like this. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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ffmpeg
an
an
open
open
source
source
command
command
line
line
tool
tool
for
for
processing
processing
audio
audio
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and
video
video
files.
files
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it
was
was
created
created
by
by
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in
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the
year
year
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the
name
name
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variety
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visualize
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developers
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building
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multimedia
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processing
software.
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to
get
get
started,
started
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install
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use
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name
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the
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automatically
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detect
the
the
file
file
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extension
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convert
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it
to
to
the
the
proper
proper
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codec
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or
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the
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c
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flag
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can
be
be
used
used
to
to
specify
specify
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an
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explicit
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codec
like
like
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mpeg
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4
for
for
the
the
video
video
track
track
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and
MP
mp
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3
for
for
the
the
audio.
audio
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you
may
may
also
also
want
want
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change
the
the
quality
quality
of
of
the
the
output
output
file.
file
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the
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b
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flag
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can
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change
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the
bit
bit
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8
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while
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the
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flag
flag
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can
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change
the
the
frame
frame
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rate
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and
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can
can
change
change
the
the
resolution.
resolution
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in
some
some
cases,
cases
you
you
may
may
have
have
multiple
multiple
video
video
clips
clips
that
that
need
need
to
to
be
be
combined
combined
together.
together
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these
clips
clips
can
can
be
be
listed
listed
in
in
their
their
own
own
text
text
file,
file
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then
combined
combined
together
together
by
by
specifying
specifying
the
the
format
format
as
as
concat
concat
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and
the
the
codec
codec
as
as
copy.
copy
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copy
can
can
also
also
be
be
used
used
to
to
make
make
modifications
modifications
to
to
a
a
video,
video
like
like
when
when
used
used
with
with
t
t
to
to
trim
trim
a
a
certain
certain
number
number
of
of
seconds
seconds
off
off
of
of
the
the
video
video
footage.
footage
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but
the
the
most
most
powerful
powerful
option
option
might
might
be
be
v
v
f,
f
which
which
creates
creates
a
a
filter
filter
graph
graph
that
that
can
can
handle
handle
informations
informations
like
like
rotation
rotation
and
and
scaling,
scaling
and
and
color
color
modifications
modifications
like
like
brightness
brightness
and
and
contrast,
contrast
in
in
addition
addition
to
to
many
many
other
other
effects.
effects
And
and
if
if
you
you
have
have
an
an
SRT
srt
file
file
for
for
captions
captions
in
in
your
your
video.
video
FFmpeg
ffmpeg
is
is
able
able
to
to
convert
convert
it
it
to
to
an
an
AS
as
file,
file
which
which
can
can
then
then
be
be
used
used
with
with
the
the
b
b
f
f
option
option
to
to
easily
easily
add
add
subtitles
subtitles
to
to
your
your
video.
video
This
this
has
has
been
been
FFmpeg
ffmpeg
in
in
100
100
seconds.
seconds
Hit
hit
the
the
like
like
button
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for
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more
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short
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videos
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Thanks
thanks
for
for
watching,
watching
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
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The speaker explains the use of FFmpeg in various video and audio processing programs, including Google Chrome, YouTube, and Vimeo. It provides a fast forward command line tool that decode, encode, transcode,y:es, dem convert, and stores audio and video files in a format that can be processed and filtered. FFmpeg is also used to create a filters and color modifications for video and audio files, and is available in short videos.
FFmpeg in 100 Seconds
FFmpeg, an open source command line tool for processing audio and video files. It was created by Fabrice Ballard in the year 2000. The name stands for fast forward, followed by the Moving Picture Experts Group file format. Today, it's used in a wide variety of tools like Google Chrome and Blender, as well as video platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. It's able to decode, encode, transcode, multiplex, demultiplex, urine filter and play for virtually any multimedia file in the world, with over 100 different codecs supported. It works by taking an input file, then passes it to a Yirteaplexer that splits the audio and video tracks into separate encoded data packets. These packets are then decoded into uncompressed frames, which can be further processed and filtered. You might modify the brightness and contrast, add subtitles, or visualize the audio as a waveform. Then finally, these frames are coded and multiplexed back into the output file. In addition, it also comes with the f f play tool to easily play media from the command line and FFprobe to extract metadata from a file. In addition to tons of low level libraries for developers building their own multimedia processing software. To get started, install it, then open up the terminal. Use the ffmpeg command followed by I to supply 1 or more input files. To convert that file to a different format. Simply provide the name of the output. It will automatically detect the file extension and convert it to the proper codec. Or the c flag can be used to specify an explicit codec, like MPEG 4 for the video track and MP 3 for the audio. You may also want to change the quality of the output file. The b flag can change the bit 8, while the r flag can change the frame rate, and s can change the resolution. In some cases, you may have multiple video clips that need to be combined together. These clips can be listed in their own text file, then combined together by specifying the format as concat and the codec as copy. Copy can also be used to make modifications to a video, like when used with t to trim a certain number of seconds off of the video footage. But the most powerful option might be v f, which creates a filter graph that can handle informations like rotation and scaling, and color modifications like brightness and contrast, in addition to many other effects. And if you have an SRT file for captions in your video. FFmpeg is able to convert it to an AS file, which can then be used with the b f option to easily add subtitles to your video. This has been FFmpeg in 100 seconds. Hit the like button for more short videos like this. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
The speaker explains the use of FFmpeg in various video and audio processing programs, including Google Chrome, YouTube, and Vimeo. It provides a fast forward command line tool that decode, encode, transcode,y:es, dem convert, and stores audio and video files in a format that can be processed and filtered. FFmpeg is also used to create a filters and color modifications for video and audio files, and is available in short videos.

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