Answer by neoceph for Efficient ogv video conversion in Linux
Using ffmpeg, you can specify the output quality using -q:v values between 1 to 31 with 1 being the best quality and 31 being the worst.ffmpeg -i input.ogv -q:v 7 output.avi
View ArticleAnswer by Marco Ferro for Efficient ogv video conversion in Linux
I solved my problem by using the command avconv from the command line. In particular, the command:avconv -i input.ogv -r 30 -b 4096k output.mp4did the trick.
View ArticleAnswer by Gyan for Efficient ogv video conversion in Linux
Try, with a recent version of ffmpeg, ffmpeg -i input.ogv -crf 18 output.mp4Lower CRF values produce better result but larger files. If you want the output to have the input file framerate, you can...
View ArticleEfficient ogv video conversion in Linux
I have a ogv video file of 113MB. I converted it to mp4 and reduced its size from command line through ffmpeg. The resulting video is around 12MB sized, but the quality is really bad. I would like to...
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