You can easily install FFmpeg on Windows with the following 8 steps. With FFmpeg, you can transcode video and audio, mux and demux multimedia, stream, play and filter content created on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Back then FFmpeg used kbits/s with the -b option, but recent FFmpeg uses bits/s.This post offers update-to-date instructions on how to install FFmpeg on Windows, Mac, Ubuntu and Debian-based Linux, with tips to deal with problems you might encounter during the installation.īefore we get started, here is a brief introduction on FFmpeg.įFmpeg is an open-source multimedia framework that consists of ffmpeg, a command-line based tool to convert media files ffplay, SDL and FFmpeg library-based media player and ffprobe tools for multimedia stream analysis. TLThe FFmpeg version that comes with SUPER seems to be from 2005 (build 4743, there have been 18210 revisions to FFmpeg since then). I'm confused as I expected the two implementations to be identical which as it turns out is not the case. The end result however differs substantially for the lin ffmpeg produces a tiny 66 mb video file of poor quality. I also have the Linux version of ffmpeg installed on my Lin server and used pretty much the same command there to accomplish the same task.
This produces a ~300 MB avi file of more than satisfying quality. "C:\Program Files (x86)\eRightSoft\SUPER\ffmpeg.exe" -i vts_10_2.VOB -deinterlace -vcodec xvid -acodec mp3 -ab 128 -b 2045 10_2.avi The underlying ffmpeg utility however works fine and I use the following command in dos prompt to convert a 1 GB VOB file to XVID/MP3 avi
I installed the win version of ffmpeg under Vista 64 - comes with a package called SUPER, with an incredibly buggy interface.
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