Zapier does not support running FFmpeg directly due to its limitations on executing shell commands or managing server-side installations. Instead, users can integrate with services like FFmpeg Micro via webhooks to perform video processing tasks.
FFmpeg Micro provides a cloud-based API that allows for the execution of complex video operations through simple HTTP requests. This service enables users to leverage the full power of FFmpeg without needing to install or manage any software locally. By using Zapier's webhook capabilities, users can trigger these video processing actions automatically whenever specific events occur in other applications.
This integration is particularly useful for automating workflows that require video transcoding, compression, format conversion, and more. Users can create multi-step Zaps within Zapier to handle various stages of video processing, ensuring seamless automation without the need for manual intervention or additional server setup.
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