There might be one more option… If your videos are 1080p, a common trick is to export them as 1440p to make YouTube give you a higher bitrate or a better codec, which includes audio. If the file sizes need to be even more conservative, then libopus is the ticket. There is also FLAC or ALAC for compressed lossless. If you have disk space and Internet bandwidth to spare, then pcm_s16le will produce the best sound at the expense of larger file sizes. If you choose libopus, the audio will be compressed and lose some detail, but it will be the least amount of loss among the lossy formats. To clarify, pcm_s16le means 16-bit WAV output, which would basically mean lossless quality. On the flip side, if your video is 1080p or lower resolution, then you’re getting one of YouTube’s lower bitrates along with AAC audio, and AAC is not exactly a strong performer on drums, particularly high-frequency stuff like cymbals. That’s pretty alarming that YouTube compression is messing up your sound that much. All you have to do is tell APT to grab and install the program from the default Ubuntu software repo.įire up a terminal, update the APT cache, and install FFmpeg.Hmm, I was hoping that WMM compression was the biggest problem. This is the default method for installing FFmpeg. However, this method is a bit complex and it is recommended not to follow this method unless you have a specific reason to do so. It is also possible to compile and install FFmpeg from the source. Depending on your needs, you should choose the most appropriate method for you. There are two official ways of installing FFmpeg on Ubuntu: from the Ubuntu repo (v7.x) and from the snap (v4.x). This guide will show you how to install and use FFmpeg in Ubuntu 20.04. FFmpeg can convert audio and video into different formats, resize and configure sample rates, and much more. This program supports a wide range of audio and video libraries, including libavformat, libavutil, libavcodec, etc. It is an open-source CLI tool that is available for all the major platforms. FFmpeg is a powerful tool used for transcoding multimedia files.
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