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How to Install Python 3.8 and Bento4 on a Windows 10 Computer

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How to Install Python 3.8 and Bento4 on a Windows 10 Computer

6,739 views June 26, 2020 4:07

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ChannelJan Ozer

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Bento4 is a fabulous set of utilities for quickly and easily creating DASH and HLS output from files that you've encoded with FFmpeg. I teach how to install and use Bento4 in my book, Learn to Produce Video with FFmpeg in 30 Minutes or Less

streaminglearningcenter.com/learnFFmpeg

and in my video course Produce Videos with FFmpeg, the Beginner's Course.

courses.streaminglearningcenter.com/courses/pro…

However, when I wrote the book, Bento4 required Python 2.7, not 3.8. Since then, the Bento developers have migrated to version 3.8. While I can update the course in real time, and have done so, I can't update the book quite so easily.

So, I'm sharing this lesson on YouTube that teaches how to install Python 3.8 and Bento4 on a Windows 10 computer.

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Jan Ozer published this 4:07 video tutorial on June 26, 2020. It has been watched 6,739 times on YouTube.

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