type f -name "*.mp4" -exec bash -c 'FILE="$1" ffmpeg -i "$.shrink.mp4 – Finally, create a new file (or overwrite existing) that has the extension. Using the program, the resolution of the video file can be changed in order to reduce and resize the file. Video compression is one of the many features supported by FFmpeg. The command we used was the following: find. FFmpeg used command-line for processing different files. We did that both to save space on the internal memory of the device and to make the device perform as efficient as possible as it would not have to shrink the video on the fly. We needed to shrink a bunch of mp4 videos so that they would have the same size as the screen of an android device. 27 April 2016 in Bash / GNU/Linux tagged bash / ffmpeg / mp4 / resize by Tux
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