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• Create thumbnails of sections of a torrent stream

  14 juillet 2015, par Ortixx

  I’m trying to create a little application in nodejs using the torrent-stream library to create thumbnails of a video without actually having to download the entire file. I was thinking of downloading only 10 parts, out of which I would extract an image, but then the encoding comes into play : without an I-frame I cannot extract an image out of the stream, and there is no way of me knowing where the I-frame is.

  So any ideas on how to do this ? Basically I was hoping to create 10 tiny files which I could then open in ffmpeg in order to save a thumbnail (this would give me 10 thumbnails which is want I want). I’m just not sure how to handle the stream.

• How to create thumbnail about torrent without downloading video files ? [on hold]

  1er septembre 2019, par tty78

  Most of time, torrent sites like RARBG/The Pirate Bay/KickAss would return many query results even through I have typed in many detailed keywords, which is not strange because there are many people upload it.

  So, when i want to watch/download a torrent movie, it’s better to check the video first to find out that :

  • is it a fake video
  • is the video watermarked
  • is there some AD in the video
  • is it 1980*1080 or 640*480 ??

  What i want to do is creating thumbnail of the videos without download them, so that i can save a lot of broadband, disk space and time.

  Now I can create thumbnail with a python tool - vcsi, but it depends on the video file stored in disk.
  In fact, vcsi get meta information with ffprobe and create thumbnail using ffmpeg.

  def probe_media(self, path):
  
      """Probe video file using ffprobe
  
      """
  
      ffprobe_command = [
  
          "ffprobe",
  
          "-v", "quiet",
  
          "-print_format", "json",
  
          "-show_format",
  
          "-show_streams",
  
          path
  
      ]
  
  
  
      try:
  
          output = subprocess.check_output(ffprobe_command)
  
          self.ffprobe_dict = json.loads(output.decode("utf-8"))
  
      except FileNotFoundError:
  
          error = "Could not find 'ffprobe' executable. Please make sure ffmpeg/ffprobe is installed and is in your PATH."
  
          error_exit(error)

  ffmpeg_command = [
  
          "ffmpeg",
  
          "-ss", skip_time,
  
          "-i", self.path,
  
          "-ss", skip_delay,
  
          "-vframes", "1",
  
          "-s", "%sx%s" % (width, height),
  
      ]

  WebTorrent may be a solution but it’s not good because I have a lot of torrent file to scan.
  I want to create thumbnail on a ubuntu VPS because it can run day and night, and i can post thumbnail under the torrent comments.
  Some key frame, resolution and duration are enough, maybe.
  

• Is there a way to display video, then an image, then more video using OpenCV ?

  24 septembre 2015, par kdibene1

  I have a bunch of frames (jpg images) and want to stitch some of them together and make a video, then display one image (essentially repeating the same frame for a number of seconds) and then stitch more frames together and continue playing the video. I want it to be continuous with no interruptions, is this possible ? I know about avconv and ffmpeg, but they only stitch together frames and make a video, they do not simply display a frame over and over again like with ImageMagick. Essentially what I want to do is take a bunch of image frames, stitch them together to an arbitrary point, then display an image, then stitch together the remaining frames to a video.

  Can anyone help ?