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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2024
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Not discovered last year but ffmpeg.Crazy how many tools it can replace and how many usecase it has
What exactly is FFMPEG an alternative to? I keep hearing people mention it, but I've never stopped to look into it until now.
I tend to do some very basic video editing just to put an image with an audio file so I can upload my music to YouTube. This can do what I need it to do? To what degree can this replace a video editor with a full graphical interface?
Edit: Nevermind. I definitely misunderstood what the tool was at a fundamental level. Got it now.