Command line arguments... ??

[moon47usaco]

What are or better yet how do i find what the command line arguments are that ffmpegx sends to ffmpeg...

I want to try to compile a version of ffmpeg on windows that can do the same encoding i do with ffmpegX...

I would like to know easily what all of the specifics are for some of my favorite ffmpegx options in the command line format...

R

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There has to be a log somewhere that records commands sent from applications... ??

Or al least a way to create something that will echo commands... ??

Anyone...

[huevontonto]

I think.....
Enable "Open Terminal Window" from the ffmpegX menu.

Now when you encode the ffmpegX places the command onto the clipboard and then pastes it into a shell.

/Applications/Utilities/ffmpegX/ffmpegX.app//Contents/Resources/pbpaste | sh

[speculation]It then places a call to 'date' into the clipboard after the encoding process.[/speculation]

If you have a multiple clipboard app -(i.e. butler) the command(s) is now second in the clipboard stack. You can paste it into a text editor and clean up the various calls.

see this post for another angle on the same process.
https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=277195

I was able to get it to work for me, but tried only one type of file and encoding. I Hope it works for you.

I would like to see this implemented as a feature.

Let us know how it goes and if you found a better way.