If the file size is too large (e.g., a massive 1080p recording), you can reduce the file size using the H.265 (HEVC) codec.
ffmpeg -i "Ghosts.S01E14.mp4" -vf subtitles=Ghosts.S01E14.srt "Ghosts.S01E14_Subtitled.mp4" ghosts s01e14 ffmpeg
If S01E14 has desync:
The episode received praise for its authentic representation of the Lenape people, achieved through collaboration with cultural consultants. Part 2: Using FFmpeg for Episode Processing If the file size is too large (e
ffmpeg -ss 00:00:00 -i "Ghosts.S01E14.mp4" -to 00:20:00 -c copy "Ghosts.S01E14_Cut.mp4" a massive 1080p recording)
This likely means you have a video file named something like Ghosts.S01E14.mkv (or .mp4 ) and you want to use to process it — possibly to trim, re-encode, fix audio sync, or extract a clip.
ffmpeg -i "Ghosts.S01E14.mkv" -ss 00:10:30 -to 00:12:45 -c:v libx264 -c:a aac exact.mp4