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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2011

Minimal build of ffmpeg on a windows operating system and one usage example.

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  • When I got to the MinGW folder, everything is there BUT the msys folder.

  • So, to add an audio track to a video move the video & audio files into "C:\MinGW\ffmpeg-0.8.5\ffmpeg\­bin" (where the ffmpeg.exe is). Go to that directory in the MinGW shell and enter this (w/o quotes!): "ffmpeg -i video.mov -i audio.mp3 -vcodec copy -acodec copy -acodec copy destination.mov -newaudio"

    It tells it to use 2 sources, to copy video & audio from the 1st one PLUS audio from the 2nd & throw them in the destination file. A new audio track is created with the "newaudio" flag at the end

  • this was very, very helpful! thanks a lot mate!

    good-to-know: MinGW should be installed in a directory WITHOUT SPACES in it's name (i.e. "C:\MinGW"). DO NOT use a directory like "C:\Program Files\MinGW" because it contains a space in it's pathname. Keep that in mind fot the subfolders you use to create your video as well.

    Other than that I followed the instructions here to the letter until he uses CodeBlocks (5:23). I left the rest out.. [continued in next comment]

  • omg your a life saver I've been looking for this for a long time.

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