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Using ffmpeg with chunks of file
27 juin 2020, par YashikI am trying to download a file as 100mb chunks and I need to convert this using ffmpeg and upload this file to dropbox.
The code I tried :


import os
import requests

#---snip---#

for chunk in r.iter_content(chunksize=chunksize):
 #chunksize is 100mb
 fp = open("a.mp4","wb")
 fp.write(chunk)
 fp.close()
 os.system("ffmpeg -i a.mp4 a.mkv")
 
 #code for uploading



The error is
moov atom is not found


1.How can I convert file chunks with ffmpeg ?


2.Can I convert without ever needing to save to
a.mp4
, like givingchunk
directly to ffmpeg ?

Ps : The problem occurs with file size greater than 100mb


Edit :


After converting the file is appended to file in dropbox


What I want :


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- Sample.mp4 - 200mb
- Downloads file as chunks 100mb
- Converts the chunk
- Upload to drive (multipart)










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Finding file extension for media file using ffprobe
12 septembre 2013, par luddetI'm writing a media handling tool, using ffmpeg and ffprobe.
Part of the workflow consists of the application retreiving media files with nondescript extensionless file names.
Now I could get the extension from the media source but that would not fit as neatly into the program code flow, so I'm using ffprobe to extract the format information.The problem i have encountered is the format "QuickTime / MOV" where ffprobe gives me
format_name="mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2"
Is there a way to know which of the extensions is most appropriate ?
I guess the simplest solution is to pick the first,
mov
, since that should work for all of them. But I would prefer to be more specific.Any way to accomplish this ?