Compress mp4 video mp4#

I am providing three scripts one which uses 2 pass encoding and another which uses CRF encoding and another which doesn’t use any of the above two. After that I have used fdkaac which is the best audio codec developed which uses less memory for quality audio. After that I have used x265 which is the latest video standard developed which uses less memory for quality videos. In these scripts I have used ffmpeg tool which is used in many projects and even in YouTube. I have read a lot of documents and tutorials related to x265 including It uses all the system resources to compress videos one by one with optimal quality. The script I am providing is easy to understand and use. There are a number of scripts available for ffmpeg but they may be difficult to understand to you. But all of the guis can’t run according to your needs for example I have used one ffmpeg gui where it tries to encode 3 to 4 videos at a time but if there is any power failure again you must start the process from the beginning. Many of you may think as there are many ffmpeg guis and scripts available why I must use the current one. The system requirements are working Linux PC, ffmpeg built with libfdk_aac and libx265 and gpl, opencl, opengl support.

Compress mp4 video mp4#

Simply place the script in the folder which you have mp4 videos you want to compress and after that give execution permission and after that execute it in terminal emulator. This script can be modified according to your needs and run. I have developed a small shell script to compress these mp4 videos using ffmpeg command and x265 video codec, fdkaac. But all of these have their own pros and cons. So I tried a lot to compress these files using ffmpeg command and some guis like handbrake, X media recode etc.

Generally these files are of large size specifically captured from android smartphone camera. I have compressed these files using ffmpeg script and I am providing to you which may help you to do the same. Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have some mp4 video files which are downloaded from YouTube and captured from android smartphone camera.