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@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ creates a 4.4MB big file. I also strip metadata out of the videos, usually.
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$ ffmpeg -i Video.MOV -acodec aac -vcodec h264 -map_metadata -1 newvideo-default.mp4
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$ ffmpeg -i Video.MOV -acodec aac -vcodec h264 -map_metadata -1 newvideo-default.mp4
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Another approch would be to specify the bitrates. You probably have to “play” with
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Another approach would be to specify the bitrates. You probably have to “play” with
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these values. For this example I chose 64k for audio and 300k for video. Note, that
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these values. For this example I chose 64k for audio and 300k for video. Note, that
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the filesize is actually bigger than the example above (with default values). This
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the filesize is actually bigger than the example above (with default values). This
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took about 16 seconds but creates a file of 5.0MB.
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took about 16 seconds but creates a file of 5.0MB.
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