command for the stop ffmpeg process.
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You can use this command to kill every process under ffmpeg. sudo killall ffmpeg If you want to kill specific process first you have to get PID of the process using this command. ps -ef | grep ffmpeg then note the PID that you want to stop. then you below command to kill it. REMEMBER to change "PID"Read more
You can use this command to kill every process under ffmpeg.
sudo killall ffmpegIf you want to kill specific process first you have to get PID of the process using this command.
ps -ef | grep ffmpegthen note the PID that you want to stop. then you below command to kill it. REMEMBER to change “PID” with your PID.
sudo kill -9 PID
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