Now run the ffmpeg command to convert MP4 video file format to MKV: ffmpeg -i test.mp4 out. The easiest way to start is to setup a headless Raspberry Pi image. We can also check what encoders and decoders are available: ffmpeg -encodersįor testing, download sample video file from the Internet: wget -O test.mp4 2, so it is a big update from the Raspberry Pi 3, which could only do OpenGL ES 2. When installation is finished, we can check version of FFmpeg: ffmpeg -version Execute the following commands to update the package lists and install FFmpeg: sudo apt update
Install FFmpegĬonnect to Raspberry Pi via SSH. This tutorial shows how to install FFmpeg on Raspberry Pi. Verify the hardware encoder is supported by ffmpeg: ffmpeg -decoders grep mmal V. It allows to convert video and audio files from one format into another, resize videos, stream audio and video, and perform various other actions with media files. just install libx264-148/stretch just install ffmpeg3.2.4+b In addition to being portable, an installed package is also easy to uninstall and upgrade. This entry was posted in commandline, guide, linux, raspberry pi, raspbian on by Hannes.FFmpeg is an open-source collection of tools for processing video and audio files. We will install x264 codec from videolan org, as you know x264 codec is very popular nowdays. In case you are wondering v4l2 should work with this. Not hours or days like some old internet sources on old Raspis say. It takes just 25 minutes on a Raspberry Pi 3. Hopefully someone, somewhere will provide a repository for this kind of stuff some day. configure -arch=armel -target-os=linux -enable-gpl -enable-libx264 -enable-nonfree configure -host=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi -enable-static -disable-opencl configure -arch=armel -target-os=linux -enable-gpl -enable-libx264 -enable-nonfree make -j4 sudo make install configure -host=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi -enable-static -disable-opencl make -j 4 sudo make install # build and make ffmpeg git clone -depth= 1 git: // /ffmpeg.git
# build and install x264 git clone -depth 1 git: // /x264
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