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  • How to run a python code via Django templates ?

    18 novembre 2018, par Iskender Berdiev

    I want to execute code below when the is submitted (project on Django) :

    from os import system, listdir, remove
    link = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME9yO1KEVoo'

    def download(): ## Downloading a video from YouTube using youtube-dl
       system("youtube-dl -o download {}".format(link))

    def convert():  ## Converting downloaded video to mp3 format via ffmpeg.exe(same directory)
       listOfFiles = listdir('.')
       for i in listOfFiles:
           if i.startswith("download"):
               name = i
               system("ffmpeg -i {} download.mp3".format(name))

    def main():
       download()
       convert()

    main()

    I have tried to put this code into views.py :

    class download(TemplateView):
       def main(request):
           if request.method == 'POST':
               link = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME9yO1KEVoo'
               system("youtube-dl -o download {}".format(link))
               listOfFiles = listdir('.')
               for i in listOfFiles:
                   if i.startswith("download"):
                       name = i
                       system("ffmpeg -i {} download.mp3".format(name))
           return redirect ('loader/wait.html')

    urls.py :

    path('wait/', views.download.as_view(), name='wait')

    and the html form which is submitted to run views.download.as_view() :

    <form action="{% url " method="POST">{% csrf_token %}
    <input type="submit" value="Yes" />
    </form>
  • Trying to convert an RTSP stream to a HSL file, but get a "Failed to Open Segment" error

    1er juin 2021, par Alvydas Juodikis

    These are the linux commands I ran on ubuntu 20.04 to convert an rtsp stream to a HLS file. I was trying to then display it onto my html webserver to run a live video but I'm stuck at an error.

    &#xA;

    ffmpeg -fflags nobuffer \&#xA; -rtsp_transport tcp \&#xA; -i <my rtsp="rtsp" url="url"> \&#xA; -vsync 0 \&#xA; -copyts \&#xA; -vcodec copy \&#xA; -movflags frag_keyframe&#x2B;empty_moov \&#xA; -an \&#xA; -hls_flags delete_segments&#x2B;append_list \&#xA; -f segment \&#xA; -segment_list_flags live \&#xA; -segment_time 0.5 \&#xA; -segment_list_size 1 \&#xA; -segment_format mpegts \&#xA; -segment_list Home/Desktop/fmpegsolution/index.m3u8 \&#xA; -segment_list_type m3u8 \&#xA; -segment_list_entry_prefix Home/Desktop/fmpegsolution/ \&#xA; Home/Desktop/fmpegsolution/%3d.ts&#xA;</my>

    &#xA;

    I'm using an example from this link :&#xA;https://girishjoshi.io/post/ffmpeg-rtsp-to-hls/

    &#xA;

    I try to generate my file into a directory located in my desktop called fmpegsolution (hence the output path Home/Desktop/fmpegsolution)

    &#xA;

    The error :

    &#xA;

    When running this on terminal, the error comes out to :&#xA;[segment @ 0x558c82e11ec0] Opening &#x27;Home/Desktop/fmpegsolution/000.ts&#x27; for writing [segment @ 0x558c82e11ec0] Failed to open segment &#x27;Home/Desktop/fmpegsolution/000.ts&#x27; Could not write header for output file #0 (incorrect codec parameters ?): No such file or directory

    &#xA;

    My issue is related to the folder or directory but it definitely exists. I even tried creating a "%3d.ts" blank file (000.ts) but that had no effect. Could use some help. Thanks for your time.

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