mc-encode1p
Use the media::convert library to transcode a file from one format to another
Usage
mc-encode --input
input.mkv
--output
output.webm
--profile
webm
--multipass
Options
--input=FILE
Use "FILE" as the input file to read video data from. Passed unmodified to ffmpeg(1)'s "-i" parameter. No default; required.
--output=FILE
Use "FILE" as the output file to write the transcoded video to. Passed unmodified to ffmpeg(1) as the output file name. Default: the base name (with whatever comes after the final dot, if anything, removed) of the input file, supplemented with the default extension for the used profile.
--acopy
Enable the "acopy" option to the Media::Convert::Pipe being used, which tells ffmpeg that it should not transcode the audio but just copy it from one container to another, unmodified.
--vcopy
Enable the "vcopy" option to the Media::Convert::Pipe being used, which has the same effect to video that "--acopy" has to audio.
--multipass
Enable a 2-pass transcode.
--profile
Select the profile to be used.
Releases
2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm); the text changed 1 time.