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    MediaSPIP automatically converts uploaded files to internet-compatible formats.
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  • What is the official website for libavcodec ?

    8 mars 2013, par Ken

    I would like to use libavcodec for a project, the problem is i don't understand where i'm supposed to get the official release, this library is so popular that i can't tell what is the official website.

    for example there are 2 major projects like libav and ffmpeg that are using it but i can't find the official source.

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  • Podcast Producer 2 tip - running xgrid jobs as logged in user

    19 octobre 2009

    So I’ve been playing with an interesting "feature" in PCP2 - the "chapterize" command generates different results when it can talk to the window server versus when it can’t. In my case, it generates much better results in the case of the former.

    "But," you say, "my PCP2 xgrid jobs can’t talk to the window server !"

    Very true. However, you can change the user that PCP2 uses to submit Xgrid jobs, and Xgrid will run the job with that user’s permissions if everyone is single signon’d to the same kerberos domain.

    So, now we’ve got PCP2 jobs running as a real user. Next, log into the GUI as that user.

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  • How to downscale video using subprocess and then piping the data over to stdout and play using ffplay and save it as well

    2 avril 2021, par ZeroDay Fracture

    I am trying to use ffmpeg to downscale a video and pipe the stdout data to ffplay to play the new downsized video by piping it to ffplay on aws lambda.

    


    This is the command I have so far, but for some reason adding a scale option is not working.

    


    I am trying to run this command locally before I deploy it on python with subprocess command. I need the raw video to be able to save into database for streaming the data in realtime.

    


    %ffmpeg -i sample.mp4  -vf scale=240:-2 -f  mpegts -c:v copy -af aresample=async=1:first_pts=0 - | ffplay -

    


    adding the scale optioin for some reason is saving the video as the name scale=240 :-2 which does not make sense.

    


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