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> > transcode and mencoder will do it, but ffmpeg is easier to use. Less |
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> > arcane options and a readable man page make life a lot easier for ffmpeg |
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> > users :) |
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> $ man ffmpeg |
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> No manual entry for ffmpeg |
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> `ffmpeg` produces some help info, but then |
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> -vcodec codec force video codec ('copy' to copy stream) |
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> doesn't say what the actual codecs are... |
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hit plain 'ffmpeg' without any option and you will get full help |
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or |
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ffmpeg -formats show available formats, codecs, protocols, ... |
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or online |
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http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net/ffmpeg-doc.html |
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by the way, hadn't use ffmpeg for long time and just checked and looks like |
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mine copy is broken, encodes with quality setting in thousands so its now |
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good tool to fill the free space on storage, and clock speeds up. will |
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investigate later. |
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martins |
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Linux 2.6.14-ck6 AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3200+ |
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15:34:21 up 11:46, 5 users, load average: 1.15, 1.07, 1.02 |
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