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  • How to properly compress single image videos with ffmpeg ?

    6 mars 2016, par Shoshomiga

    I have a video that I am converting through an automated system that is 7mb, it is basically an mp3 with an image.

    Now when its converted it magically becomes 17mb. My guess is its looping through the images instead of compressing them. The video was downloaded from youtube.

    Here is my command that I’m converting it with :

    /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg  -i '/home/site/www-video/Upload/Temp/9d40b683eb2e8e8a036d64c741d04e01.flv' -pass 1 -vcodec libx264 -vpre fast_firstpass  -s 480x360   -g 12   -fs 524288000   -vsync 2  -threads 0 -f rawvideo -an -y /dev/null
    
&& 
    
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg  -i '/home/site/www-video/Upload/Temp/9d40b683eb2e8e8a036d64c741d04e01.flv'  -pass 2  -acodec copy  -vcodec libx264 -vpre fast -b 512k  -g 12   -s 480x360   -fs 524288000   -vsync 2  -threads 0 -y /home/site/www-video/Upload/Temp/15616/video.flv

    As you can see I’m converting it to the same format and it magically gains 10mb

  • How to read ffmpeg response from java and use it to create a progress bar ?

    1er février 2016, par shalki

    I am working on creating a progress bar for ffmpeg in java. So for that I need to execute a command, then read all of the progress :

    String[] command = {"gnome-terminal", "-x", "/bin/sh", "-c","ffmpeg -i /home/tmp/F.webm /home/tmp/converted1.mp4"};
    

    
Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(command);

    This runs perfectly. However, I need to capture the all of the progress to make a progress bar. So how can I read that data from java ?

  • How to read ffmpeg response from java and use it to create a progress bar ?

    7 septembre 2017, par shalki

    I am working on creating a progress bar for ffmpeg in java. So for that I need to execute a command, then read all of the progress :

    String[] command = {"gnome-terminal", "-x", "/bin/sh", "-c","ffmpeg -i /home/tmp/F.webm /home/tmp/converted1.mp4"};
    

    
Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(command);

    This runs perfectly. However, I need to capture the all of the progress to make a progress bar. So how can I read that data from java ?

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