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2011-03-27
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#12
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ffmpeg is commandline so Application Manager will not show it even though it is in extras.
in xterm:
root
apt-get install ffmpeg
in xterm:
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apt-get install ffmpeg
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by casketizer
I already performs the installation and follow the steps that I have difficulty securing disarankan.tapi here, I did not find ffmpeg on the N900 I?
ffmpeg is commandline so Application Manager will not show it even though it is in extras.
in xterm:
root
apt-get install ffmpeg
Is there anything wrong in me to do it?
Akuminta apologize for my ignorance!!
http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php...1&d=1301195428
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2011-03-27
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ffmpeg is COMMANDLINE. You run it in xterm. You should google for its manual.
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2011-03-27
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According to your screenshot you successfully installed ffmpeg.
As casketizer said, ffmpeg is not app which you going to see in menu, you need to run proper command line from xtreminal to convert video. Check my previous post, where I posted link to another thread where is such command.
As casketizer said, ffmpeg is not app which you going to see in menu, you need to run proper command line from xtreminal to convert video. Check my previous post, where I posted link to another thread where is such command.
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2011-03-27
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#16
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Really I am very confused what should I do now
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2011-03-27
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I thought the ffmpeg version on the N900 was a little crippled. Hence no support for mp3 audio and a few other formats (forgot which ones but Mp3 is a definit as I wanted to convert videos to audio only). Making video conversion limited. Correct me if I'm wrong or missed something 
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by pedrocoba
http://wiki.maemo.org/Manual_video_encoding#ffmpeg
Really I am very confused what should I do now
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2011-03-27
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Originally Posted by Blaizzen
You need to use nokiaaacenc to save it as aac and convert it to something else later. Some said ogg enc works as well, but I have not try it as aac suits my need.
I thought the ffmpeg version on the N900 was a little crippled. Hence no support for mp3 audio and a few other formats (forgot which ones but Mp3 is a definit as I wanted to convert videos to audio only). Making video conversion limited. Correct me if I'm wrong or missed something
@pedrocoba ffmpeg is pain if you don't need the flexibility it offers. You may consider Any Video Converter Professional. Be aware do not use 'original' in size, otherwise the aspect ratio would be changed; you need to calculate the actually dimension to have it fitted perfectly on your N900. Also, I use xvid encoding and .mkv as container(you might need extra decoder support in this case). You decide what sampling rate and frame rate is, as it affects output size and quality.
Hope this helps.
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