This section contains scripts for you that wrap certain capabilites of FFmpeg so you don't need to learn how to use it FFmpeg from the command line
FFmpeg
FFmpeg is a solution for converting, transcoding, editing audio and video.
It's CLI tools ffmpeg
, ffprobe
and ffplay
are used in many scripts.
It's also available as a library and used by countless programs.
It can do any and all of these at once:
- Convert from one codec to another, or simply
copy
to transfer it without touching it (-c
) - Cut videos (LosslessCut uses FFmpeg for that) (
-ss
-to
) - Add/remove/merge audio/video/subtitle tracks (e.g multiple
-i
/-input
)
And a lot, a lot of other useful stuff
Installation
You can use the Scoop package manager to easily install it to PATH
todo: explain this in text
the link in description in question: https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds
You can use your favorite package manager
todo: make content tabs for all package manager commands
ff-tools
There are three main "fftools":
ffmpeg
: For handling audio, videos, etc. The swiss army knifeffplay
: A video player that makes use of ffmpeg's decoding abilitiesffprobe
: Probing tools to gather information on a video/audio file's formats and specifications