<p>Most file converters and video editors use at least some FFmpeg. Many websites like YouTube and WhatsApp use FFmpeg directly when they need to compress a video.</p>
<p>The reason I switched is because of its versatility. You can create a single command to record your screen in lossless quality, save the original file in '.mov', the audio in '.mp3' format in another folder, encode a '.mp4' file, transcode it to be played on Android and trim a specific part of the video and send it to a server that you own.</p>
<p>FFmpeg is a difficult program to learn but the rewards are worth it. I currently have a command that records my screen, converts the audio in the recording from mono to stereo and finally encode it in <astyle="color:#50fa7b"href="../../definitions/h264">H.264</a> for ultimate compatibility.</p>
<p>FFmpeg is a difficult program to learn but the rewards are worth it. I currently have a command that records my screen, converts the audio in the recording from stereo to mono and finally encode it in <astyle="color:#50fa7b"href="../../definitions/h264">H.264</a> for ultimate compatibility.</p>
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<p>All in all, you should learn FFmpeg if you do even a little amount of multimedia manipulation. It will help you out immensely.</p>
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<p>H.264 is one of the world's most famous video codec. It is an industry standard for video compression. It is also known as <strong>Advanced Video Coding (AVC)</strong> or <strong>MPEG-4 Part 10.</strong></p>
<p>H.264 is one of the world's most famous video codec. It is an industry standard for video compression. It is also known as:</p>
<ul><li>Advanced Video Coding (AVC)</li><li>MPEG-4 Part 10</li></ul>
<p>If you casually watch videos online or ones which people send you, you are watching videos encoded in H.264 most of the time.</p>
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