MAC to Linux - Encode Video To OGG OGV

from iTechster.com Video Tutorials · host Willy Vargas

In this tutorial I will show you a way to encode video for Linux users that may not want to install players or codecs that support other video formats except for maybe .ogg which is will play by default. Videos are encoded to .OGV format or otherwise known as .OGG to some folks. Program used is called ffmpeg2theora Which is a command line program it will also allow you to adjust the video & audio aspects as well as crop your video as well. Please note that I find the export times to be very long when using large video files. Available at: http://v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora/index.html

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