On 2017-09-08 12:22, Jim web wrote:
I have a very high regard for ffmpeg and sox. Use them a lot as well.
But
life would be much easier if they had decent *user* manuals with
examples
and how-to's organised by task written in clear English.
I agree regarding sox; at least its manual (and
On 08/09/2017 12:09, Colin Law wrote:
On 8 September 2017 at 11:23, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
Remember ffmeg has no customers, no-one pays for it. The documentation
is maintained by the community (I assume). Documentation for open
source is always a problem as few are
Continuing OT:
In article <1f73afeb-dfec-001a-79a9-134a6593c...@soulman1949.com>, Alan
Milewczyk wrote:
> Couldn't agree more, it's the big failing of the IT industry. Manuals
> detailing features are not what customers want, they require "how to"
> tutorials.
One of the
On 2017-09-08 11:23, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
Couldn't agree more, it's the big failing of the IT industry. Manuals
detailing features are not what customers want, they require "how to"
tutorials.
Well, not the whole IT industry. IBM's manuals (and most of those from
other software & hardware
On 8 September 2017 at 11:23, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
> Continuing OT for a minute..
>
> On 08/09/2017 09:57, Jim web wrote:
>>
>>
>> Its a great shame that there isn't a decent and clear *tutorial* on how to
>> use ffmpeg for such things so that people can make sense of the
On 08 Sep 2017, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
> Couldn't agree more, it's the big failing of the IT industry. Manuals
> detailing features are not what customers want, they require "how to"
> tutorials. I had a look at some Youtube videos but in the end the best
> help I got was from a guy on
Continuing OT for a minute..
On 08/09/2017 09:57, Jim web wrote:
Its a great shame that there isn't a decent and clear *tutorial* on how to
use ffmpeg for such things so that people can make sense of the vast forest
of mysterious options, switches, etc. The help/man is of little use to most
In article , Alan
Milewczyk wrote:
> On 07/09/2017 03:09, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
> >> ffmpeg -i progname.ts -c:av copy progname.mp4
> >
> > Very early in the morning here, so I'll be laconic for now :-)
> > Assuming
On 07/09/2017 03:09, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
ffmpeg -i progname.ts -c:av copy progname.mp4
Very early in the morning here, so I'll be laconic for now :-)
Assuming you've not mistyped it,
-c:av copy
is not valid and probably the reason your command is initiating
video+audio transcoding... Try
ffmpeg -i progname.ts -c:av copy progname.mp4
Very early in the morning here, so I'll be laconic for now :-)
Assuming you've not mistyped it,
-c:av copy
is not valid and probably the reason your command
is initiating video+audio transcoding... Try
ffmpeg -i progname.ts -c copy
This is OT, so if you're offended, apologies and please ignore this e-mail!
Looking for some ffmpeg advice and comments please.
I have a Freesat box, a Humax Foxsat-HDR, which records TV programmes in
.ts format. Each video programme also has a couple of support files:
.nts files which
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