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ffmpeg [2015/05/29 11:15]
slackermedia
ffmpeg [2015/08/10 23:38]
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 ====== Ffmpeg HOWTO ====== ====== Ffmpeg HOWTO ======
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 =====Performance Boost===== =====Performance Boost=====
  
-Linux video and audio editors generally support every possible codec they can, and that's quite a lot. This affords you great freedom, but should you experience performance issues while working with a file format, consider extracting the video and audio streams from their compressed containers and working with them as native or [mostly] uncompressed files.+Linux video and audio editors generally support every possible codec they can, and that's quite a lot. This affords you great freedom, but should you experience performance issues while working with a compressed ​file format ​(such as MP3, Vorbis, Theora, Dirac, and so on), consider extracting the video and audio streams from their compressed containers and working with them as native or [nearly] uncompressed files.
  
-If you do convert media, you obviously want to avoid losing quality, so ensure that you are using a //less// compressed container, and that you are retaining the exact same settings as the source video.+If you do find that you need to convert media, you obviously want to avoid losing quality, so ensure that you are using a //less// compressed container, and that you are retaining the exact same settings as the source video.
  
 If ''​mediainfo''​ or ''​video-meta''​ reports a bit rate of 67M at 29.97 fps, then when you convert, use at least 67M for the bit rate and 29.97 for the frame rate. If ''​mediainfo''​ or ''​video-meta''​ reports a bit rate of 67M at 29.97 fps, then when you convert, use at least 67M for the bit rate and 29.97 for the frame rate.
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 **See Also** \\ **See Also** \\
-mencoder \\ +[[http://​www.mplayerhq.hu/​DOCS/​HTML/​en/​mencoder.html|Mencoder]] ​\\ 
-gstreamer \\ +[[http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/​|Gstreamer]] ​\\ 
-flac \\ +[[https://​xiph.org/​flac/​|Flac]] ​\\ 
-wavpack \\ +[[http://​www.wavpack.com/​|wavpack]] ​\\ 
-imagemagick ​+[[http://​www.imagemagick.org|Imagemagick]] 
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 +<wrap fa>​[[sound|R]]</​wrap>​ <wrap fa>​[[start|S]]</​wrap>​ <wrap fa>​[[fountain|Q]]</​wrap>​
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