ffmpeg-video-bot is a powerful Telegram bot designed for video processing. It makes tasks like encoding, watermarking, and editing simple, even for those who arenโt tech-savvy. Whether you need to trim a video, merge clips, convert formats, or upload to Google Drive, this bot has you covered. Deploying it on your VPS using Docker is straightforward, making it accessible for individuals and groups alike.
Follow these easy steps to get your ffmpeg-video-bot up and running:
Download the Software
Visit the Releases page to download the latest version of ffmpeg-video-bot. You will find the executable files available for download there.
Install Docker
If you havenโt installed Docker yet, you need to do that first. Hereโs a brief guide on how to install Docker based on your operating system:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install docker.io
sudo systemctl start docker
sudo systemctl enable docker
Run ffmpeg-video-bot
Once you have Docker installed, you can run the ffmpeg-video-bot.
docker-compose up
Accessing Your Bot
Now that the bot is running, head over to your Telegram app. Search for โffmpeg-video-botโ, and start chatting with it to begin processing your videos.
To download the latest version of ffmpeg-video-bot, simply visit the Releases page. There, you will find all the files you need. Click on the appropriate version for your setup.
To use ffmpeg-video-bot effectively, your system should meet the following requirements:
If you encounter any issues, consider these common solutions:
docker ps in the terminal to check active containers.Join our community on Telegram to discuss issues, share tips, or seek help. Engage with other users to enhance your experience with ffmpeg-video-bot.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can use, modify, and distribute the software in accordance with this license.
For more insights about the bot or if you wish to contribute, please check the repository on GitHub. Your feedback and contributions are always welcome!