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===== Custom FFmpeg Encoder ===== | ===== Custom FFmpeg Encoder ===== | ||
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==== Purpose ==== | ==== Purpose ==== | ||
- | Description. | + | Customized encoding using FFMpeg. |
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+ | ==== How it works ==== | ||
+ | It is very similar to using a commandline processor for calling ffmpeg but it automatically inserts everything up to " | ||
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+ | Usually we engineer ffmpeg commandline processing in a windows cmd.exe box. The final result of such an experiment leads for example to this commandline: | ||
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+ | In order to automate this commandline, | ||
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+ | Also, if the job goes on with the transcoded file, in the commandline processor we would check the "set s_source" | ||
- | ==== Example usage ==== | + | Now, in a Custom ffmpeg processor, we would insert only this portion (and check that the codec text inputs are empty): |
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+ | Custom ffmpeg processor would automatically insert before -codec: | ||
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+ | and after -map 0 it would insert some output filename that goes into the current working directory of the FFAStrans job. | ||
+ | Also, it would automatically take care that the variable s_source is filled with the generated filename. | ||
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==== Original Manual ==== | ==== Original Manual ==== |
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