Using the FFmpeg split video method under Windows

As with Ubuntu, the following commands are required to split the video, but you need to install the configuration FFmpeg to use Windows.

Ffmpeg-ss 01:00:00-i input_file_h264.mp4-vcodec copy-acodec copy-t 00:06:00

First of all, download the Windows version of the FFmpeg (choose the static version), you can download 32-bit or 64-bit version according to your system, and then extract to the directory where you need to place (take D:program files for example). When you are done, open the environment variable settings for the System properties and add the directory location of the FFmpeg executable.

When Setup is complete, open the command prompt to enter ffmpeg-version, and if the version information in the first image appears, the FFmpeg installation configuration is successful.