Podcasting/ffmpeg2theora
For details on using ffmpeg2theora, you can double click on the ffmpeg2theora icon. You should see a list of options such as:
ffmpeg2theora 0.16 Usage: ffmpeg2theora [options] input General output options: -o, --output alternative output filename -s, --starttime start encoding at this time (in sec.) -e, --endtime end encoding at this time (in sec.) -p, --v2v-preset encode file with v2v preset. Right now there is preview and pro. Run 'ffmpeg2theora -p info' for more informations Video output options: -v, --videoquality [0 to 10] encoding quality for video (default: 5) -V, --videobitrate [1 to 16000] encoding bitrate for video (kb/s) --optimize optimize video output filesize (slower) -x, --width scale to given width (in pixels) -y, --height scale to given height (in pixels) --aspect define frame aspect ratio: i.e. 4:3 or 16:9 --croptop, --cropbottom, --cropleft, --cropright crop input by given pixels before resizing -S, --sharpness [0 to 2] sharpness of images (default: 2). Note: lower values make the video sharper. -K, --keyint [8 to 65536] keyframe interval (default: 64) Audio output options: -a, --audioquality [-2 to 10] encoding quality for audio (default: 1) -A, --audiobitrate [32 to 500] encoding bitrate for audio (kb/s) -c, --channels set number of output channels -H, --samplerate set output samplerate (in Hz) --nosound disable the sound from input Input options: --deinterlace force deinterlace, otherwise only material marked as interlaced will be deinterlaced -f, --format specify input format --inputfps fps override input fps --audiostream id by default the last audio stream is selected, use this to select another audio stream --sync use A/V sync from input container. Since this does not work with all input format you have to manualy enable it if you have issues with A/V sync Metadata options: --artist Name of artist (director) --title Title --date Date --location Location --organization Name of organization (studio) --copyright Copyright --license License