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I love FFmpeg. I first used it to help with uploading 700 audio files to youtube years ago. Of course youtube is video only, so I used ffmpeg to reencode the au
by esaym 11y ago
I love FFmpeg. I first used it to help with uploading 700 audio files to youtube years ago. Of course youtube is video only, so I used ffmpeg to reencode the audio with an image slideshow as video and then uploaded the "videos" using some web scrapping with perl.
More recently I have been downloading programming framework tutorials (android development, django, angular,ect) from youtube to my plex media server. I then go back with ffmpeg to reencode the vids to playback 50% faster. So now I can blast through tutorials on my TV while I eat lunch (I work from home mostly)
Edit: The release mentioned hardware acceleration improvements. I never knew ffmpeg even supported any HW accel: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/HWAccelIntro https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/HWAccelIntro
- GhotiFish 11y agomplayer and mpv and vlc and most native players can speed videos up on the fly, tempo-shifting or pitch shifting the audio based on preferences. Usually the [ and ] keys.
- esaym 11y agoYes, those are players. But I don't want to sit in front of my computer or cell phone while on lunch break, I want to sit on the couch in front of a TV. Natively, neither plex or roku allows videos to be speed up, so they have to be reencoded at a different speed.