3 thoughts on “FFmpeg: A beginners guide – part 2”
” the audio is encoded in mp3 format at 44100Hz (44.1KHz)”
It would be nice to show how the sample-rate can be 44.1k when the bitrate is 192k. ‘s16’ would appear to mean 16bits/sample, in which case two channels (it is stereo, right?) would yield a bitrate of 1411200.0 Hz.
I’m waiting your part 3, when will you publish it?
Thanks a lot for such an informative guide.
Please write the next part soon…..
Also would like to know about a sample code to use ffmpeg instead
of command line options
” the audio is encoded in mp3 format at 44100Hz (44.1KHz)”
It would be nice to show how the sample-rate can be 44.1k when the bitrate is 192k. ‘s16’ would appear to mean 16bits/sample, in which case two channels (it is stereo, right?) would yield a bitrate of 1411200.0 Hz.
I’m waiting your part 3, when will you publish it?
Thanks a lot for such an informative guide.
Please write the next part soon…..
Also would like to know about a sample code to use ffmpeg instead
of command line options