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• Fully scraping m3u8 with ffmpeg without recoding

  12 novembre 2022, par gsemyong

  There is a manifest living on the server (index.m3u8) containing data about child manifests (for different video qualities) which in turn contain segment names. Is it possible to provide to ffmpeg (or any other tool) url of index.m3u8, to get all index.m3u8, child manifests and video segments, preserving playlist structure and files as is (that means without recoding, etc.) ?

  


  Thank you in advance !

  


  I tried searching for different flags. There is an option to download segments without recoding, but the names and manifests are not preserved. Tried to find a tool to generate manifests from existing segments based on different rules - didn't find any. I think I can always reserve to writing manifests generation from scratch, but would like to avoid it :)

  


• Encode & play video formats without 3rd party codec packs

  20 septembre 2013, par Jezza

  We have built a windows based software system that allows users to import their own video for viewing in the software. It works fine for AVI and WMV as we use a windows based player. For encoding or playing to work with most common video formats we have to ask our customers to download a 3rd party codec pack, such as K-Lite or Combined Community Codec Pack. Many of our customers are not allowed to do this due to IT Management rules.

  Are they are any suggestions regarding a player and encoder that can be built into our windows based software without needing 3rd party codec packs.

  I am not sure if ffmpeg, handbrake, VLC can be used for this purpose.

  Thanks. J

• FFmpeg extracts different number of frames when using -filter_complex together with the split filter

  14 juin 2016, par Konstantin

  I am fiddling with ffmpeg, extracting jpg pictures from videos. I am splitting the input stream into two output stream with -filter_complex, because I process my videos from direct http link (scarce free space on VPS), and I don’t want to read through the whole video twice (traffic quota is also scarce). Furthermore I need two series of pitcures, one for applying some filters (fps changing, scale, unsharp, crop, scale) and then selecting from them by naked eye, and the other series being untouched (expect fps changing, and cropping the black borders), using them for furter processing after selecting from the first series. I call my ffmpeg command from Ruby script, so it contains some string interpolation / substitution in the form #{}. My working command line looked like :

  ffmpeg -y -fflags +genpts -loglevel verbose -i #{url} -filter_complex "[0:v]fps=fps=#{new_fps.round(5).to_s},split=2[in1][in2];[in1]crop=iw-#{crop[0]+crop[2]}:ih-#{crop[1]+crop[3]}:#{crop[0]}:#{crop[1]},scale=#{thumb_width}:-1:flags=lanczos,unsharp,lutyuv=y=gammaval(#{gammaval})[out1];[in2]crop=iw-#{crop[0]+crop[2]}:ih-#{crop[1]+crop[3]}:#{crop[0]}:#{crop[1]}[out2]" -f #{format} -c copy #{options} -map_chapters -1 - -map '[out1]' -f image2 -q 1 %06d.jpg -map '[out2]' -f image2 -q 1 big_%06d.jpg

  #options is set when output is MP4, then its value is "-movflags frag_keyframe+empty_moov" so I can send it to standard output without seeking capability and uploading the stream somewhere without making huge temporary video files.
  So I get two series of pictures, one of them is filtered, sharpened, the other is in fact untouched. And I also get an output stream of the video on the standard output which is handled by Open3.popen3 library connecting the output stream of the input of two other commands.

  Problem arise when I would like to seek in the video to a given point and omitting the streamed video output on the STDOUT. I try to apply combined seeking, fast seek before the given time code and the slow seek to the exact time code, given in floating seconds :

  ffmpeg -report -y -fflags +genpts -loglevel verbose -ss #{(seek_to-seek_before).to_s} -i #{url} -ss #{seek_before.to_s} -t #{t_duration.to_s} -filter_complex "[0:v]fps=fps=#{pics_per_sec},split=2[in1][in2];[in1]crop=iw-#{crop[0]+crop[2]}:ih-#{crop[1]+crop[3]}:#{crop[0]}:#{crop[1]},scale=#{thumb_width}:-1:flags=lanczos,unsharp,lutyuv=y=gammaval(#{gammaval})[out1];[in2]crop=iw-#{crop[0]+crop[2]}:ih-#{crop[1]+crop[3]}:#{crop[0]}:#{crop[1]}[out2]" -map '[out1]' -f image2 -q 1  %06d.jpg -map '[out2]' -f image2 -q 1  big_%06d.jpg

  Running this command I get the needed two series of pictures, but they contains different number of images, 233 vs. 484.

  Actual values can be read from this interpolated / substituted command line :

  ffmpeg -report -y -fflags +genpts -loglevel verbose -ss 1619.0443599999999 -i fabf.avi -ss 50.0 -t 46.505879999999934 -filter_complex "[0:v]fps=fps=5,split=2[in1][in2];[in1]crop=iw-0:ih-0:0:0,scale=280:-1:flags=lanczos,unsharp,lutyuv=y=gammaval(0.526316)[out1];[in2]crop=iw-0:ih-0:0:0[out2]" -map '[out1]' -f image2 -q 1  %06d.jpg -map '[out2]' -f image2 -q 1  big_%06d.jpg

  Detailed log can be found here : http://www.filefactory.com/file/1yih17k2hrmp/ffmpeg-20160610-223820.txt
  Before last line it shows 188 duplicated frames.

  I also tried passing "-vsync 0" option, but didn’t help. When I generate the two series of images in two consecutive steps, with two different command lines, then no problem arises, I get same amount of pictures in both series of course. So my question would be, how can I use the later command line, generating the two series of images by only one reading / parsing of the remote video file ?