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  • Batch reduce bitrate and size of mp3 audio files with ffmpeg

    27 mars 2024, par Wes Modes

    I was looking for a way to batch reduce mp3 bitrate on my sizable collection of mp3 files. It was surprising difficult given that this must be a super common thing to want to do.

    



    In fact, there are dozens, maybe hundreds, of posts from people asking how to do it, and dozens of utilities available for varying amounts of money that claim to do just that. Looking around and trying some of the free software, I was surprised that none made the task of batch converting/adjustment easy.

    



    If I wanted to convert a single file, I'm told this is a decent way to do it :

    



    ffmpeg -y -loglevel "error" -i "my_music_file.mp3" -acodec libmp3lame  -ab $BITRATE "my_music_file_new.mp3"


    



    (Though I'd prefer if the file was changed in place and resulted in the same name.)

    



    I need a simple bash script using ffmpeg that will recursively go through my music directory and change the bitrate of my mp3 files.

    


  • Batch reduce bitrate and size of mp3 audio files with ffmpeg

    18 novembre 2016, par Wes Modes

    I was looking for a way to batch reduce mp3 bitrate on my sizable collection of mp3 files. It was surprising difficult given that this must be a super common thing to want to do.

    In fact, there are dozens, maybe hundreds, of posts from people asking how to do it, and dozens of utilities available for varying amounts of money that claim to do just that. Looking around and trying some of the free software, I was surprised that none made the task of batch converting/adjustment easy.

    If I wanted to convert a single file, I’m told this is a decent way to do it :

    ffmpeg -y -loglevel "error" -i "my_music_file.mp3" -acodec libmp3lame  -ab $BITRATE "my_music_file_new.mp3"

    (Though I’d prefer if the file was changed in place and resulted in the same name.)

    I need a simple bash script using ffmpeg that will recursively go through my music directory and change the bitrate of my mp3 files.

  • Concatenate multiple .ts files into single mp4 without ffmpeg usage

    30 novembre 2024, par urFate

    How to concatenate multiple .ts files into single mp4 without ffmpeg usage on Java (Android/Kotlin) ?
FFMpeg it's huge library in terms of size for android applications itself and I'm sure there is a way to concatenate ts's without that library.
How to solve this on Java ?

    


    If simply concatenate files via byte-to-byte way in result we will get playable, but not seekable .mp4 file.

    


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