reduce size of recorded files with ffmpeg tasks

[mani tehrani 2]

hi

how can i reduce size of  recorded files with ffmpeg tasks? for example how can i change bitrate and convert "mpg" recorded files to MP4?

i know some channels are HD and others are SD, is there different?

Edited June 10 by mani tehrani

[iks-jott 10]

@mani tehrani

 

 

I don´t know how to do. But I saw a few weeks ago in another community links with documentations for ffmpeg. Perhaps they are helpfull.

 

https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.html

http://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki

KInd regards.

[mani tehrani 2]

58 minutes ago, iks-jott said:

@mani tehrani

 

 

I don´t know how to do. But I saw a few weeks ago in another community links with documentations for ffmpeg. Perhaps they are helpfull.

 

https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.html

http://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki

KInd regards.

this Did not help and i confused

[Griga 437]

Using the FFmpeg command line is difficult and requires a lot of knowledge.

 

Rather try a tool like HandBrake that uses FFmpeg but provides a user interface that makes it easy.

 

[Webturtle 19]

Hello,

 

@Griga: I have a problem with the video editor (https://www.DVBViewer.tv/forum/topic/61295-DVBViewer-video-editor-rückmeldungen/?page=4&tab=comments#comment-474434). The export of HEVC files as MPEG-file via FFMPEG doesn't work. Nothing happens. I wanted to see what happens using FFMPEG directly. But the FFmpeg command line is really difficult. What would be the correct command line?

 

 

Many Greetings

 

Webturtle

[Griga 437]

https://www.dvbviewer.tv/forum/topic/61239-transcode-x265/

 

https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/H.265

 

[Griga 437]

P.S. You can also use the DVBViewer Media Server 2.1.1 for on-the-fly transcoding to HEVC:

• Desktop Web Interface -> Links Page -> HTTP Channel List (Transcoded Streams)
• In the Stream Setup Dialog select a TS preset of your choice, e.g. TS HD 3600 kbit (requires a fast PC)
• Click "Show/hide expert settings", if they are not visible.
• Enter vcodec=hevc as additional parameter
• Click HTTP Channel List (Transcoded Streams) -> the browser will download a M3U playlist that contains an URL for each channel
• Open the M3U playlist with DVBViewer or another player that can play the live streams -> the DMS will deliver the selected channel as transcoded stream.

After that you can see in the file svcdebug.log which FFmpeg command line (without placeholders) the DMS has created.

 

[Webturtle 19]

Hello Griga,

 

thanks for the links! But I just wanted to know the commandline for FFmpeg based on the presettings of the Video Editor: "-f dvd -target pal-dvd -vb 8000k -mbd rd -trellis 1 -flags +mv0 -cmp 0 -subcmp 2"

Especially Where I have to put the filenames or paths?

 

Oder auf deutsch: Was muß ich bei FFmpeg eingeben, um die Konvertierung vorzunehmen, die der Video Editor gestartet hätte?

 

 

Many greetings 

 

Webturtle

[Griga 437]

I don't know the Video Editor and how it makes use of FFmpeg.