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    13 avril 2011, par

    The vocabulary used on this site and around MediaSPIP in general, aims to avoid reference to Web 2.0 and the companies that profit from media-sharing.
    While using MediaSPIP, you are invited to avoid using words like "Brand", "Cloud" and "Market".
    MediaSPIP is designed to facilitate the sharing of creative media online, while allowing authors to retain complete control of their work.
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  • Is it possible to transcode various of videos to H.264 as almost the same quality using FFmpeg ?

    9 octobre 2018, par YankeeYu

    I have various of videos captured from various of resources but using different video/audio codec, bitrate and resolution.

    Here’s some example :

    • video : WMV3, bitrate : 6Mbps, audio : WMA, format : WMV
    • video : H.263, bitrate : 30Mbps, audio : MP3, format : AVI
    • video : H.264, bitrate : 20Mbps, audio : AAC, format : MKV

    Actually the video resolution may different, but this is not the key point.
    There’s quite a lot of videos make it really impossible to try the best video bitrate for each one.

    So, Is it possible to convert all these videos to H.264 and AAC with MP4 format, and keep the same video quality as the original ?

    Or the problem maybe, is there a bitrate mapping between two audio or video codec, something like (I make it up, just a example) h.263 10Mbps ≈ h.264 6Mbps ?

  • Losslessly Split Videos by Size [closed]

    11 mai 2024, par user1897354

    How do I losslessly split videos by file size ? For example, I have a 1.92GB video and I want to split it into 200MB videos.

    


    I tried using ffmpeg and putting in -fs, -c copy, and 200000000 for 200MB, but I only got one file that's not even the correct file size. How do I properly use it ?

    


  • Using moviepy, how can I splice up long videos into 8-second bits ?

    18 septembre 2020, par ekinugurel

    relatively new python user here. I'm trying to use moviepy to splice up 5 min long videos into 8-second bits. I used the code in this thread to extract subclips and it works. I did the following to make it a loop that covers the whole video, but I only get one 8-sec video as an output :

    


    from moviepy.video.io.ffmpeg_tools import ffmpeg_extract_subclip
videopath = '../img/videos/Mopac+Cesarchavez-1.m4v'

for sec in videopath:
    sec = 0
    ffmpeg_extract_subclip(videopath, sec, sec+8.00, "../img/videos/subclips/testclip.mp4")
    if sec == 327:
        break


    


    Do I need to specify a naming convention so that my output isn't just one video ? How would I do that ?

    


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