What is FFmpeg?
Cross-platform command-line tools and libraries for encoding, transcoding, filtering, muxing and streaming audio/video, with ffprobe for media inspection.
What can you use FFmpeg for?
- Encode and convert delivery files
- Batch-process audio and video assets
- Inspect media streams with ffprobe
FFmpeg pricing and usage limits
Free software. LGPL 2.1+ applies by default; optional GPL components change licensing obligations. Distribution and codec patent requirements depend on the build and use case.
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