And also the documentation is everywhere, just searching Google you will find anything to do like for example video manipulation. It's capable of doing many amazing stuff with your multimedia files. From MP4 video format, MKV, to MP3 audio format. Alternatively for long videos you might want to use a loop. This is the best library to manipulation of video, audio and other multimedia files. You can either do that manually using the original reverse command. If you do not know where to get FFMPEG, go here on their official home page download the FFMPEG bundled in ZIP, extract to your desired location, add the FFMPEG.EXE path to your PC environment, if you don't know how you can read it the example here: How to Add Path to Environment Path in Windows.

And here's some commands to flip your video vertical or horizontal.įfmpeg -i INPUT.mp4 -vf vflip -c:a copy OUTPUT.mp4įfmpeg -i INPUT.mp4 -vf hflip -c:a copy OUTPUT.mp4įfmpeg -i INPUT.mp4 -vf transpose=1 -c:a copy OUTPUT.mp4įfmpeg -i INPUT.mp4 -vf transpose=2 -c:a copy OUTPUT.mp4ĭoing video editing using software with graphical user interface like Adobe Premiere or Illustrator is much more easier to do than if we are using just using commands line, but it is much more faster using the commands line if you understand how to use commands for video manipulations, FFMPEG is the library for doing video editing in command line, you can do a lot using this library, FFMPEG has been really helpful for me.

There's so many thing you can do with FFMPEG video editing library, for me simple video editing like trimming, cropping, flipping is much more faster doing it on command line or terminal using FFMPEG.

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