Recherche avancée

Sur d’autres sites (4575)

• PowerShell and ffmpeg : No such file or directory

  8 juillet 2022, par Matt Wilson

  I'm trying to use the below command in a Python script, however I'm seeing that it's a PowerShell issue in that it can't seem to find the video file I'm pointing to.

  


  I have a video file on a cloud drive Z: at the following location (for reproducibility, change this to whatever path you want with a video file in it) :

  


  Z:\Udemy_And_Misc_Downloads\TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\3. Neural network regression with TensorFlow\18. Setting up TensorFlow modelling experiments part 2 (increasing complexity).mp4

  


  Notice the spaces and special characters in the filename in case that matters.

  


  What I'm trying to do is down-sample that video file to a smaller size with the following command :

  


  ffmpeg -i "Z:\Udemy_And_Misc_Downloads\TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\[TutsNode.com] - TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\3. Neural network regression with TensorFlow\18. Setting up TensorFlow modelling experiments part 2 (increasing complexity).mp4" -y -vcodec libx264 -acodec ac3 -threads 1 "Z:\Udemy_And_Misc_Downloads\TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\[TutsNode.com] - TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\3. Neural network regression with TensorFlow\18. Setting up TensorFlow modelling experiments part 2 (increasing complexity)DOWNSAMPLED.mp4"

  


  I know it's long as it's mostly consumed by the filenames, but the error I'm getting is :

  


  Z:\Udemy_And_Misc_Downloads\TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\[TutsNode.com] - TensorFlow  Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\3. Neural network regression with TensorFlow\18. Setting up TensorFlow  modelling experiments part 2 (increasing complexity).mp4: No such file or directory

  


  The path IS correct, as it's a direct copy paste from the folder's URL bar.

  


  The things I've tried include :

  


  

  • using quotes around filename

  


  • not using quotes around filename

  


  • prepending quoted filename with "r" (where I got message saying `did you mean file:r ?)

  


  • prepending quoted filename with "file:r"

  


  • used double slashes \ in filepaths

  


  


  Is there a powershell pro out there that can tell me why it can't "find" the file ?

  


  UPDATE
The command runs if I find a filename with :

  


  $oldvids = Get-ChildItem *.mp4, *mov, *wmv, *avi -Recurse
foreach ($oldvid in $oldvids) 
{
    $newvid = [io.path]::ChangeExtension($oldvid.FullName, '_.mp4')
    ffmpeg -i $oldvid.FullName -y -vcodec libx264 -acodec ac3 -threads 1 $newvid
}


  


  When I print the $oldvid.name and $oldvid.FullName, the paths/filenames look like this :

  


  Z:\Udemy_And_Misc_Downloads\TensorFlow Developer Certificate in 2021 Zero to Mastery\5. Computer Vision and Convolutional Neu
ral Networks in TensorFlow\35. Multi-class CNN's part 9 Making predictions with our model on custom images.mp4

35. Multi-class CNN's part 9 Making predictions with our model on custom images.mp4


  


  ...that first one being an exact copy of what I'm trying to use in my posted code. So what's the difference ??

  


  SECOND UPDATE
I think the issue lies in that the file is located on a drive other than C:. Just tested it by moving the file onto my computer and running the command, and it worked. So I guess, is there a way to tell PowerShell to use the Z: drive to find the file ?

  


• Merge commit ’74ea1167d91ccb2e1f2943efa030f2c278b598be’

  15 juin 2015, par Michael Niedermayer

  Merge commit ’74ea1167d91ccb2e1f2943efa030f2c278b598be’
  * commit ’74ea1167d91ccb2e1f2943efa030f2c278b598be’ :
  
    tls_gnutls : fix hang on disconnection
  See : 2222f419da99ef85d49ab04e7e15b76612f4d054
  
  Merged-by : Michael Niedermayer <michaelni@gmx.at>
  

• Converting png images series to webm with transparent white background from Daz3d

  25 août 2015, par James

  I’m trying to make a webm video with a transparent background from a Daz3D model.
  My process is export png image series with transparent background from Daz3D, use ffmpeg to convert png series to webm video.
  This was working well in Daz3D 4.6.

  But in Daz3D 4.8 the exported background is black instead of white, so when converted to webm is ok on Chrome as has the transparency, but on Firefox is black and has a halo (as Firefox does not support transparency so displays background).

  So I’m looking for a solution with Daz3D, or tools like ImageMagik.
  I almost got it with ImageMagik,

  convert -alpha extract *.png mask.png
  
  mogrify -flatten talk*.png
  
  for /f %x in ('dir /s /b blink*.png') do @composite -compose CopyOpacity mask-0.png %x %x

  But for some reason the final webm has a white background not transparent ...
  Some more info here,

  http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/61237/daz3d-4-8-png-background-is-black

  and here,

  http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=28214

  >
  Doh, okay I figured it out. My images were good, but I somehow have two different versions of ffmpeg on my computer and was using the wrong one that doesn’t seem to support transparency.

  Now it is working.

  My only issue is the last shell line,

  for /f %x in (’dir /s /b blink*.png’) do @composite -compose CopyOpacity mask-0.png %x %x

  This only uses mask-0.png, instead of mask-1 for blink01.png, mask-2 for blink02.png etc.