Video Encoding and Processing Script
This bash script streamlines video encoding and processing by leveraging FFmpeg. It supports a wide range of formats and codecs through FFmpeg, including MKV, MP4, x264, x265, AV1 and VP9. Key features include:
Flexible Video and Audio Encoding: Utilizes FFmpeg's libraries for various codecs and settings.
Subtitle Handling: Include or exclude subtitles as needed.
Customizable Settings: Adjust CRF values and aspect ratios to suit your needs.
Video Segmentation and Merging: Split videos into segments and merge them back together.
Track Disposition Management: Set default tracks for audio, video, and subtitles.
Audio Track Extraction: Extract and encode audio tracks independently.
Audio normalization: Adjusts audio levels to ensure consistent volume across tracks.
The script leverages FFmpeg's built-in libraries and tools for these functions. For detailed instructions and troubleshooting, refer to the provided documentation.
Features
- Support for various formats and codecs via FFmpeg (with stream specifications too)
- Batch processing: Encode multiple files in a directory (without stream specifications)
- Video Splitting: Allows you to split a video into smaller, separate files.
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