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How to install ffmpeg in Ubuntu
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To install FFmpeg on Ubuntu, you can use the terminal and the apt package manager.
Here are the steps:
Open a terminal window (you can press Ctrl + Alt + T as a shortcut).
Update the package list to make sure you have the latest information about
available packages:
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sudo apt update
Install FFmpeg using the following command:
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sudo apt install ffmpeg
After running these commands, FFmpeg should be installed on your Ubuntu system. You
can verify the installation by running ffmpeg -version in the terminal, which will
display the version information for FFmpeg.
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How to compress video via ffmpeg
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You can compress a video using FFmpeg by specifying the desired video and audio
settings in the command. Here's a basic example of how to compress a video:
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ffmpeg -i input_video.mp4 -c:v libx264 -crf 23 -c:a aac -b:a 192k output_video.mp4
Let me explain the options used in this command:
-i input_video.mp4: This specifies the input video file.
-c:v libx264: This sets the video codec to H.264 (libx264). You can choose other
codecs if needed.
-crf 23: This controls the video quality. Lower values (e.g., 18) result in higher
quality but larger file sizes, while higher values (e.g., 28) result in lower
quality but smaller file sizes. Adjust the CRF value according to your desired
trade-off between quality and file size.
-c:a aac: This sets the audio codec to AAC. You can choose other audio codecs if
necessary.
-b:a 192k: This specifies the audio bitrate. You can adjust this value as needed.
output_video.mp4: This is the name of the compressed output video file. You can
change it to your preferred output file name.
You can customize these options to fit your specific needs for video compression.
The CRF value and bitrate settings are where you can fine-tune the trade-off
between video quality and file size.
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