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20th September 2012, 15:30 | #1 | Link |
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How to transcode a MPEG-4 ASP using FFMPEG
Hi, I'm trying to figure out all of the options in ffmpeg, and am having a hard time with it. What options do I need to transcode a file from whatever to a MPEG-4 ASP file?
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One of the annoying things about ffmpeg is that the command line parameters change constantly, and on top of this the documentation is mostly not matching the version it comes with.
So I would recommend to use one of the many available GUIs for ffmeg. I use WinFF and I am quite happy with it... This is the ffmpeg command line which WinFF creates for the profile XviD Widescreen: Quote:
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OK, this commandline has been provided by someone who wanted to get maximum quality out of ffmpeg. But this also makes for a slow encoding speed...
The first thing I would strip from this command line is the framerate parameter. If you do not specify this parameter, the resulting avi file will have the same framerate as the source. And then you can strip all parameters which affect the encoding quality (ffmpeg defaults will be used instead. Doubles encoding speed on my machine). Quote:
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