FFmpeg Hosting

Copyright (c) 2008 Adam Nowak
The goal is simple: with a copy of a movie from the local disk, the size, you fit on the iPhone display and implement appropriate codes to give you a good picture and sound quality. But first I want to stress that due to the size of the film to focus on the optimization of the compression itself. Write a script for this operation is useless – it is a line in the console: ffmpeg-i INPUT _File. Avi "-f mp4-vcodec mpeg4-maxrate 10000-b 7000-R 29th 97-qmin 2-qmax 5-bufsize 4096-g 300-acodec aac-ab 128k-s 480×320-aspect 4:3 "output_file. MOV "Of course you do not have the appropriate codecs (if already installed), and input file (done the movie) to.
# Apt-get install ffmpeg libfaac0 FAAC mpeglib libmpeg2-4
After a long process, and consumed enough, we get an output file. Then install the iPhone / iPod Touch with gtkpod, for example. Voila!
Synchronization of the agenda.
At this point, the procedure is more complicated. You must use the application's installation MNPlight Repository: http://movenplay. gforge. INRIA. fr / iphone. Application roles are described in the homepage of the project, I firmly believe that you should have no trouble understanding it. The application allows MNPlight Import and Export of phonebook format in Mozilla Thunderbird (Gmail), and the export / import format calendar in Google Calendar. It also has some other features that I personally have never used. I recommend visiting the website for more information.
Your MP3 ringtones for iPhone
Warning! This process only works with the iPhone with 1 1. 1 software. iPhone uses the AAC-encoded audio. Most of us have files to *. mp3, or *. OGG. The conversion itself is a complicated. First, to convert an audio file in *. WAV format with mplayer, which in turn next to the *. wav by the respective encoder (FAAC), which creates a performance M4A file. I wrote the script that automates the process described above:
# Bin / bash # night Sebastian 'http://night Auczak #. Corridor. pl # Convert mp3 ringtone on the iPhone
echo Enter the name of the mp3 file (without extension) "echo-n"> "IN OUT read =" `ls | grep $ IN. mp3 "" echo "convert MP3 to WAV: mplayer-vo null-vc null-ao pcm: fast: file = $ IN. FAAC out $ wav-b 128-c 44100-W $ IN. RM WAV $ IN. wav
You need the output file from *. will rename m4a to *. m4r and then add a space at the end before the file Extended, E. g.
Tone $ ls. $ Mv M4A audio. "m4a audio. m4r "Ringtone $ ls. m4r Now, let's iPhone 1st Download the corrected file MECA 2nd Install the corrected file in: / System / Library / Frameworks / Mecca. Framework / 3 M4r install the file in the directory / Library / Ringtones / 4 Restart the phone
The tone should be in the phone menu available.
OpenSource tools, as we see, can use iPhone, regardless of iTunes and Apple products.