FFMPEG Quick Hacks: An FFMPEG Tutorial, Hack Collection and Quick-Reference

I discovered FFmpeg several years ago and have often marvelled about its versatility and user-friendliness. It seemed strange that it was not so well-known. To change this, I wrote an introductory tips-and-tricks article for a magazine. Since then, I had made several blog posts about using FFmpeg. I had also accumulated several Nautilus Action Configuration scripts that automated FFmpeg tasks. When it was time to write a follow-up article with more FFmpeg tips and tricks, I thought it would be a better idea to publish a book so that all of this knowledge could be found in one place.
In this book, I provide an easy introduction to FFmpeg without going through all the boring technical details. However, I provide enough information for you to know what needs to be done in a situation that requires the use of FFmpeg.
Those who need in-depth information can check online FFmpeg documentation and media format specifications. This book is for those who need an easy-to-read tutorial and a desk-side ready-reference.
I have also provided some information about using other tools such as Audacity and ImageMagick, either alongside FFmpeg or as an easier alternative.