| MC-ENCODE(1p) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | MC-ENCODE(1p) |
mc-encode - use the Media::Convert library to transcode a file from one format to another
mc-encode --input input.mkv --output output.webm --profile webm --multipass
Use "FILE" as the input file to read video data from. Passed unmodified to ffmpeg(1)'s "-i" parameter. No default; required.
Use "FILE" as the output file to write the transcoded video to. Passed unmodified to ffmpeg(1) as the output file name. Default: the base name (with whatever comes after the final dot, if anything, removed) of the input file, supplemented with the default extension for the used profile.
Enable the "acopy" option to the Media::Convert::Pipe being used, which tells ffmpeg that it should not transcode the audio but just copy it from one container to another, unmodified.
Enable the "vcopy" option to the Media::Convert::Pipe being used, which has the same effect to video that "--acopy" has to audio.
Enable a 2-pass transcode.
Select the profile to be used.
| 2023-03-07 | perl v5.36.0 |