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    9 décembre 2020, par damvelisa

    I am trying to batch convert a large number of .mkv video files to .mp4 on linux while hard coding the subtitles included in the .mkv files. I would like to retain as much quality as possible.
is use this code but give error

    


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  • Problem while using ffmpeg-android-java on Windows-10

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    I am developing a simple Android Java app in which I use ffmpeg-android-java library to create a video file (.mp4) from multiple image files (.png) & a single audio file (.mp3). The audio is created using text-to-speech (TTS).
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    Merge "Fixing problem introduced in one of my previous commits."

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