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  • How to add transition effects like fade in, fade out, slide in, etc, to a video [on hold]

    31 mai 2018, par Janhavi Savla

    I am trying to add crossfade effect to a series of images ina folder and then create a video but I am getting an error :’tuple’ object has no attribute ’crossfadein’.
    How should I resolve it ?
    Here’s the code :

    from moviepy.editor import *
    import os

    delay =1
    H = 720
    W = 1280
    output = "out.mp4"
    path = "/Users/test/Desktop/Image_test_data/testdata2"
    dirs = os.listdir( path )
    ext = '.jpg'
    clips=[]
    images = [img for img in os.listdir(path) if img.endswith(ext)]

    for image in images:
       img=ImageClip(path+'/'+image).set_duration(2).resize(height=H,width=W)
       clips.append(img)

    final = concatenate([clip.crossfadein(delay) for clip in enumerate(clips)],
        padding=-delay, method="compose")

    final.write_videofile(output,fps=24, audio_codec="aac")
  • Merge audio (m4s) segments into one

    20 avril 2022, par akinuri

    I recently started learning Laravel, and currently watching an online course. Online courses are fine, but I like to have local copies, so I'm trying to download/merge segmented audio from Laracasts : Laravel 8 From Scratch series.

    


    I've written some scripts (in Python) that does the following :

    


      

    1. Download the master.json
    2. 


    3. Read master.json and download audio segments
    4. 


    5. Merge the segments into a single file (the file is not playable yet)
    6. 


    7. Process the audio file via ffmpeg (now it's playable, but has issues)
    8. 


    


    I think there's a problem with the step 3 and/or 4.

    


    In step/script 3, I create a new file, and add the contents of the segments to the file in binary.

    


    Then (step/script 4), run a ffmpeg command in python : ffmpeg -i merged-file.mp4 -c copy processed-file.mp4

    


    However, the final file doesn't work/play as expected. There's a delay in the beginning, and some parts seem to be cut off/skipped.

    


    There are three possibilities :

    


      

    • Segment files are problematic (not likely ?)
    • 


    • I'm doing the merging wrong
    • 


    • I'm doing the ffmpeg processing wrong
    • 


    


    Can someone guide me here ?

    



    


    The issues/colored parts in the ffmpeg output are :

    


    ...
[mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2 @ 000001cfbc0de780] could not find corresponding track id 2
[mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2 @ 000001cfbc0de780] could not find corresponding trex (id 2)
...
[aac @ 000001cfbc0f0380] Number of bands (31) exceeds limit (6).
...
[mp4 @ 000001cfbc20ecc0] track 0: codec frame size is not set
...
[mp4 @ 000001cfbc20ecc0] Non-monotonous DTS in output stream 0:0; previous: 318318, current: 286286; changing to 318319. This may result in incorrect timestamps in the output file.
...


    


    Everything required for a test case is located in GitHub (akinuri/dump/m4s-segments/). Screenshot of the contents :

    


    repo folder contents

    



    


    Note : there are two types/formats of audio in the master.json : mp42 and dash. dash works as expected, and seem to be used in limited videos/courses. On the other hand, mp42 appears more. So I need a way to make mp42 work.

    


  • Creating Real-Time Video Stream from Image Frames using FFmpeg and Streaming to RTMP URL

    12 mars 2024, par Dhairya Verma

    I've been working on a project where I need to continuously convert a series of image frames into a video and stream it to an RTMP URL in real time. I initially tried using FFmpeg with the following command :

    


    ffmpeg -f avfoundation -i ":1" -framerate 30 -i "./image%05d.png" -c:v libx264 -preset medium -tune stillimage -crf 25 -c:a aac -b:a 128k -ar 44100 -vf "format=yuv420p,scale=1280:720" -maxrate 3000k -bufsize 6000k -f flv "rtmps://your_rtmp_url_here"



    


    However, I encountered issues when new images were added to the folder in real-time. The solution wasn't as straightforward as I initially thought.

    


    Does anyone have experience with real-time video streaming from dynamically changing image frames using FFmpeg ? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated !

    


    Thanks !