Before we consider the solutions under the FFmpeg tool for handling multimedia and stream files, we must make sure this tool is installed on our Linux systems. Let us for a moment assume that the video file contains an audio segment that we need on another video animation project we are running on the sideline.
Supposing we have the following video file ( rock.mp4) stored on our Linux OS file system. The FFmpeg tool requires that its users are familiar with the Linux command-line environment usage in terms of syntax reference, command implementation, and execution.Īs for its installation of the Linux operating system distribution you are using, you need to have root/sudoer user privileges to successfully invoke the associated installation command.
If you are looking for a free and open-source Linux-based solution for handling streams and multimedia files like videos, audios, and images, then you should strongly consider what FFmpeg has to offer.
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