Now you are ready to convert a h264 video on your Raspberry Pi! Simply run the following command:įfmpeg -i USER_VIDEO.h264 -vcodec copy USER_VIDEO.mp4 You will then have to change make -j4 to make -j. Note: If you are working with an older model of the raspberrypi (< 3 B+) then you may not have 4 cores available.
Now finally run the installation: sudo make install. configure -arch=armel -target-os=linux -enable-gpl -enable-libx264 -enable-nonfree Download ffmpeg: git clone git:///ffmpeg -depth=1. Install h264 library on your system: sudo make install. configure -host=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi -enable-static -disable-opencl Change directory to the x264 folder: cd x264. 
Download h264 library: git clone -depth 1. Open a terminal window on the raspberrypi (or via SSH connection) and type in the following commands:. Installing ffmpeg on a Raspberry Pi is not as simple as downloading an executable from the command line, but it is also not too difficult. mp4 to be able to view them properly and get the right meta information. It is therefore often important to convert videos to widely applicable formats like. 
h264 container it records in is hard to work with. For about €50,- you can record in HD with full customizability and for as long as you want or have storage for.
The Raspberry Pi is a fantastic little computer for recording video.
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