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FFmpeg is a powerful open-source multimedia processing tool supporting audio/video transcoding, editing, compression, filters, and batch processing. This comprehensive guide introduces FFmpeg's core features, use cases, and essential commands to help beginners master this CLI powerhouse.
Master FFmpeg's -ignore_loop parameter to precisely control GIF loops - infinite looping, specific play count, video composition solutions. Includes command examples and troubleshooting tips.
Detailed explanation of how to use FFmpeg's movie filter and setpts parameter to achieve video overlay looping effects, including various application scenarios and practical examples
Deep dive into FFmpeg's filter_complex option, master syntax rules and practical techniques for combining multiple filters to make your audio and video processing more efficient and flexible.
This article details how to use FFmpeg to convert a single image to video, including basic commands, parameter explanations, common issues, and advanced tips to help you quickly master this practical skill.
Use ffmpeg to segment videos by specified time period or duration.
Complete guide for batch video conversion with FFmpeg, including Windows and macOS/Linux scripts, common format conversion commands, audio/video parameter optimization, automation techniques, and troubleshooting for efficient media processing workflows
A detailed guide on using FFmpeg to convert GIF animations to MP4, MOV, and other video formats, including command optimizations and quality control tips.
A detailed guide on using FFmpeg to convert MP3 audio files to OGG format, including basic commands, parameter explanations, batch conversion methods, and troubleshooting common issues.
A comprehensive guide on using ffprobe (part of FFmpeg toolset) to extract video resolution, including basic commands, parameter explanations, batch processing techniques, and solutions to common issues.
This article introduces multiple methods to get video duration using FFmpeg and ffprobe tools, including command-line and script implementations, supporting different output formats and cross-platform use.