How to check list of supported codecs with cmd?
I would like to know how to check list of supported or installed codecs on Windows 10 using command line. I did it on ubuntu with ffmpeg -codecs. I don't want to use GUI to know that.
ffmpeg cmd.exe video-codecs
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I would like to know how to check list of supported or installed codecs on Windows 10 using command line. I did it on ubuntu with ffmpeg -codecs. I don't want to use GUI to know that.
ffmpeg cmd.exe video-codecs
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What problem do you have using the very sameffmpeg -codecsin cmd?
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 13:44
command not found.
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:18
Then install the windows version of ffmpeg, it is not installed by default.
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 14:25
Is there any way know that without installing any additional software?
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:33
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FYI:ffmpeg -codecswill provide a list that ffmpeg can process, not the list of codecs available on your system for playback using Directshow.
– Gyan
Feb 8 at 14:52
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I would like to know how to check list of supported or installed codecs on Windows 10 using command line. I did it on ubuntu with ffmpeg -codecs. I don't want to use GUI to know that.
ffmpeg cmd.exe video-codecs
I would like to know how to check list of supported or installed codecs on Windows 10 using command line. I did it on ubuntu with ffmpeg -codecs. I don't want to use GUI to know that.
ffmpeg cmd.exe video-codecs
ffmpeg cmd.exe video-codecs
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What problem do you have using the very sameffmpeg -codecsin cmd?
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 13:44
command not found.
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:18
Then install the windows version of ffmpeg, it is not installed by default.
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 14:25
Is there any way know that without installing any additional software?
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:33
2
FYI:ffmpeg -codecswill provide a list that ffmpeg can process, not the list of codecs available on your system for playback using Directshow.
– Gyan
Feb 8 at 14:52
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2
What problem do you have using the very sameffmpeg -codecsin cmd?
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 13:44
command not found.
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:18
Then install the windows version of ffmpeg, it is not installed by default.
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 14:25
Is there any way know that without installing any additional software?
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:33
2
FYI:ffmpeg -codecswill provide a list that ffmpeg can process, not the list of codecs available on your system for playback using Directshow.
– Gyan
Feb 8 at 14:52
2
2
What problem do you have using the very same
ffmpeg -codecs in cmd?– LotPings
Feb 8 at 13:44
What problem do you have using the very same
ffmpeg -codecs in cmd?– LotPings
Feb 8 at 13:44
command not found.
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:18
command not found.
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:18
Then install the windows version of ffmpeg, it is not installed by default.
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 14:25
Then install the windows version of ffmpeg, it is not installed by default.
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 14:25
Is there any way know that without installing any additional software?
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:33
Is there any way know that without installing any additional software?
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:33
2
2
FYI:
ffmpeg -codecs will provide a list that ffmpeg can process, not the list of codecs available on your system for playback using Directshow.– Gyan
Feb 8 at 14:52
FYI:
ffmpeg -codecs will provide a list that ffmpeg can process, not the list of codecs available on your system for playback using Directshow.– Gyan
Feb 8 at 14:52
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What problem do you have using the very same
ffmpeg -codecsin cmd?– LotPings
Feb 8 at 13:44
command not found.
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:18
Then install the windows version of ffmpeg, it is not installed by default.
– LotPings
Feb 8 at 14:25
Is there any way know that without installing any additional software?
– Andriy Buchynskyy
Feb 8 at 14:33
2
FYI:
ffmpeg -codecswill provide a list that ffmpeg can process, not the list of codecs available on your system for playback using Directshow.– Gyan
Feb 8 at 14:52