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- FFmpeg
The guides below have been written by users and for users to supplement the official FFmpeg Documentation If you're confused about something refer to the official documentation and if you're still having problems we can help
- Hardware AMF – FFmpeg
The following user guide shows how to use the FFmpeg command line to efficiently use the AMD hardware acceleration for video decoding, encoding, and transcoding
- CompilationGuide – FFmpeg
This page contains a list of resources which describe the necessary steps required for compiling FFmpeg from scratch or with the help of build scripts and or package managers
- ChangingFrameRate – FFmpeg
When the frame rate is changed, ffmpeg will drop or duplicate frames as necessary to achieve the targeted output frame rate A detailed explanation of how the fps filter in ffmpeg decides to drop duplicate frames is given in this post
- Encode H. 264 – FFmpeg
You can see what you are using by referring to the ffmpeg console output during encoding (yuv420p or similar for 8-bit, and yuv420p10le or similar for 10-bit) 8-bit is more common among distributors
- StreamingGuide – FFmpeg
FFmpeg can basically stream through one of two ways: It either streams to a some "other server", which re-streams for it to multiple clients, or it can stream via UDP TCP directly to some single destination receiver, or alternatively directly to a multicast destination
- Encode H. 265 – FFmpeg
ffmpeg needs to be built with the --enable-gpl--enable-libx265 configuration flags and requires x265 to be installed on your system The Compilation Guides show you how to do that
- Hardware VAAPI – FFmpeg
There are also some generic filters - hwdownload, hwupload and hwmap - which support all hardware formats, including VAAPI (see < http: www ffmpeg org ffmpeg-filters html#hwdownload >)
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