Posted in Command Line, Linux Add Audio to a Video File Using ffmpeg Binny V A August 8, 2008 4 Comments on Add Audio to a Video File Using ffmpeg FFMPEG command to mix an audio file with a video file to create a final video. ffmpeg -vcodec flv -qscale 9.5 -r 25 -ar 22050 -ab 32k -s 320x240 -i 1.mp3 -i Meta.ogv final.flv Author: Binny V AA philosopher programmer who specializes in backend development and stoicism.
what if i hav two different length files .. my audio file is of length 2:08 and my video is of 2:04 and i want to start few seconds late how do i give the starting point .. i mean if i want the mixing to start from 1 min … how do i giv it in cmd form ?? Reply
If the audio is a different length, try padding it out to the same length with a silent section using Audacity. H Reply
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what if i hav two different length files .. my audio file is of length 2:08 and my video is of 2:04 and i want to start few seconds late
how do i give the starting point .. i mean if i want the mixing to start from 1 min … how do i giv it in cmd form ??
If the audio is a different length, try padding it out to the same length with a silent section using Audacity.
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