Interview with FFMPEG enthusiast

Do you live in a hotel?

This is all fun and giggles until you start coding with libav. 😅

I'm sorry but bwdif provides a more natural image after deinterlacing than yadif.

Editing skills on 100 cause I had to start the vid over to make sure its wasn't my settings lmao

The openssl command line is hauntingly similar to ffmpeg's command line. I just spent a day trying to issue client-certs for a private CA and then have curl actually use it. I'd love to see a roast of openssl too!

ffmpeg -i input2.MP4 -filter:v "setpts=0.1*PTS" -an timelapse2.1.ogv

in my curricular internship i had to work on ffmpeg and possible features and since then i havent been the same

the first frame artifact got me so good, and then i get hit again by the weird ffmpeg stabilization, what a great video

Yo! It actually supports OCR!

Hilarious.

I never get tired of re-watching this.

Very entertaining! 😂😂

It's scary the fact that I understand everything you say in every one of your videos. and I don't even need to re-encode.

I had some work to do when FFMPEG stopped working suddenly in linux.

I just use handbrake :P

well fabrice bellard is french, what do you expect

When he mentioned matroska, I was wondering if he was gonna mention the mkvtoolnix suite... And the fact that ffmpeg can't seem to read repeat tags or nested chapters in matroska. It will only read the top level chapters, and it will read the last version of that tag at the same level (if you have every actor in the tags, it will show the last one in the list).

He's the ultimate evangelist for every computer technology out there.

i am a C API ffmpeg enthusiast. and i'm a gamedev. and it's a strong point as to why i have my job.

FFMPEG worked very well for me at 1k... But at 4K it showed me all the problems in the video.
So I paid $40 for VideoPad... It was worth it.

Why aren't you using Avisynth like a proper video encoding enthusiast? Casual!

This is gold! 😂

Scrolling back on the command that wraps two rows on your whole monitor. Yep, it's FFMPEG alright

use FFMPEG to learn FFMPEG.... 🙂and to cook...

You don't need to read the man page anymore for most stuff. ffmpeg + chatGPT has been awesome. I made it combine the teslacam videos into separate tracks into one video, then had it configure mpv to switch between the different views with the 1234 keys.

Need that glitchy top row pixel

now if FFMPEG would revolutionize audio streams so that movies etc. have ONE stream for ALL the noise and ONE stream with just the dialog for every language.
-> Space saver and one could easily lower the volume of those fucktardicly loud noises (=explosions, shootings) that drown out all the dialog.
Oh and the hearing impaired would thank "you" too. 🙂

i gotta say
i could not escape becoming an ffmpeg enthusiast, even without autism.

also i install it through winget and nobody can stop me

"CUDA for the win! I mean for the Windows." - this one got me

"Here are three different ways to do it in FFMPEG. One of them should work." - Basic FFMPEG experience.

you can even use FFMPEG to stream on Twitch lol

"all inputs must have the same attributes"
ugh

😂 Brilliant

LoL dying

"cuda for the win... I mean for the windows"

this is literally me

Does ffmpeg really support OCR though? Couldn't find anything after running a quick ffmpeg -h full | find /n /i "ocr"

Really. It is useful for what it does, but mencoder, a part of the full mplayer suite is what you need. One of my favourites is an almost 8G copy of a file I pulled from a Dish satellite I believe, an almost uncompressed TS as an Mpeg, of Laswell In Chicago.

Look him up he needs our help ... if you care.

Waiting for the avisynth one now.

Me who spent hours and hours of finally finding the secret right version of ffmpeg and CUDA drivers just to realize it was already available in the current regular version I had installed. I just didn't knew the command 😂😬

And as a lil present for the bois 👏here is my most used piece of ffmpeg code. Can you find out what it's doing? It's actually .bat file but you already expected that.

FOR /F "tokens=*" %%G IN ('dir /b *.mkv') DO ffmpeg -i "%%G" -map 0 -c copy -c:a ac3 "%%~nG AC3.mkv"

I was doing AI audio stuff in Python the other day and this really resonated with my experience. Thanks, FFMPEG!