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ffcvt - ffmpeg convert wrapper tool

Authors

       Tong Sun suntong@cpan.org

                                                   August 2024                                          FFCVT(1)

Description

       Command  ffcvt  is an easy to use video converter that takes the burden of such daunting task from normal
       Joe, to harness the fantastic high efficiency audio/video codec/encoding capability long  been  available
       in ffmpeg, by simplifying the convoluted ffmpeg command line parameters.

       To  encode a video, all you need to do is to give one parameter to ffcvt, i.e., the path and file name of
       the video to be encoded, and ffcvt will take care of the rest, using  the  recommended  values  for  both
       audio/video encoding to properly encode it for you.

       It  can't be more simpler than that. However, beneath the simple surface, ffcvt is versatile and powerful
       enough to allow you to touch every corner of audio/video encoding. There is a huge  list  of  environment
       variables  (or command-line parameters) which will allow you tweak the encoding methods and parameters to
       exactly what you prefer instead.

       Moreover, to encode a directory full of video files, including under its sub-directories, you  need  just
       to  give ffcvt one single parameter, the directory location, and ffcvt will go ahead and encode all video
       files under that directory, including all its sub-directories as well.

Examples

ffcvt comes with comprehensive online documents. For further details, please go to:

       https://github.com/suntong/ffcvt#encoding-help

       https://github.com/suntong/ffcvt/wiki

Name

ffcvt - ffmpeg convert wrapper tool

Options

       For flags, run ffcvt without parameters to see the comprehensive list and explanation.

See Also

ffmpeg(1)

Synopsis

       ffcvt [flags] [video_filename]

See Also