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Locked FFMpeg arguments?
    • User
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    User1158
    #1

    Aug 15 15, 07:08 PM

    So while I was trying to figure out how to get my Mac to detect the FFMpeg I had installed, I accidentally deleted the default parameters in the right box in the Command Line Settings. I got FFMpeg working now, but MC crashes, and I think that's because the parameters in the right box aren't there anymore. Also, it's saved now as an empty box, and I can't find out how to revert it to the default argument. I goofed up :(.

    Could someone please give me the default argument, so that I can copy paste it in to the box, and fix my mess? I need to render a timelapse for my next video on YouTube.

    Thank you!

    PS: It would be great if you could also explain how I can use those parameters, or link me to a tutorial, my curious brain wants to make sense of that mumbo-jumbo.


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    User34

    in response to User1158

    #2

    Aug 15 15, 07:22 PM | Last edited: Aug 15 15, 07:24 PM


    So while I was trying to figure out how to get my Mac to detect the FFMpeg I had installed, I accidentally deleted the default parameters in the right box in the Command Line Settings. I got FFMpeg working now, but MC crashes, and I think that's because the parameters in the right box aren't there anymore. Also, it's saved now as an empty box, and I can't find out how to revert it to the default argument. I goofed up :(.

    Could someone please give me the default argument, so that I can copy paste it in to the box, and fix my mess? I need to render a timelapse for my next video on YouTube.

    Thank you!

    PS: It would be great if you could also explain how I can use those parameters, or link me to a tutorial, my curious brain wants to make sense of that mumbo-jumbo.
    These are the default command line settings:
    -y -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb24 -s %WIDTH%x%HEIGHT% -r %FPS% -i - -an -c:v libx264 -preset ultrafast -pix_fmt yuv420p "%FILENAME%.mp4"
    Here is a thread by Remnant about ffmpeg settings.


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    User10
    #3

    Aug 15 15, 07:26 PM

    Btw, you can also reset these settings by simply selecting a new Encoding Preset.


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    User1158
    #4

    Aug 16 15, 03:45 PM

    Didn't know that, thank you for your help!