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  • How to flip a video horizontally or vertically on command-line terminal with ffmpeg ?

    24 juin 2021, par Abhi25t

    Python solution is here. But how to do it on command-line in terminal (without python dependency) ?

    


  • Geting Video duration from terminal with FFMPEG in c++

    8 août 2020, par MrOutadi

    I need to get video duration (just with command Line) with ffmpeg and use it in my code but it will just show it to me !

    


    I want to use it to run some command Line too !

    


    ffmpeg -i VideoName.mp4


    


    and this is part of output :

    


    Duration: 00:00:58.05, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 170 kb/s


    


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  • Running an Terminal command inside a Directory

    22 janvier 2014, par user3220153

    I want to run and tell ffmpeg, a video converter, to combine an audio and video file to one video file. I want to do this in terminal so I can do this repeatedly and quickly.

    This works in Terminal :

    [directoryX]/ ffmpeg -i [directoryX]/sound.wav -i [directoryX]/movie.avi video_finale.mpg
    Pause

    But I do NOT want to keep specifying the directory in Terminal because there are many folders in which I need to do this. I would like to create a .command file, copy it and the ffmpeg application (very small), and past it in every folder that needs a video conversion. I would then run the .command file and it would execute the command mentioned above in the local folder. What is the best way to approach this ???

    This line in .command file does NOT work (inside the folder with ffmpeg, audio and video) :

    ffmpeg -i sound.wav -i movie.avi video_finale.mpg
    Pause

    I get :

    wireless-10-146-122-30:~ yagostucky$ /Volumes/TURBOLINEA/inFrontOfMe/footage/jan-19-2014/dollGhost_duke_act1_scene3_take1/batch.command ; exit;
    
/Volumes/TURBOLINEA/inFrontOfMe/footage/jan-19-2014/dollGhost_duke_act1_scene3_take1/batch.command: line 1: ffmpeg: command not found
    
/Volumes/TURBOLINEA/inFrontOfMe/footage/jan-19-2014/dollGhost_duke_act1_scene3_take1/batch.command: line 2: pause: command not found
    
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