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  • NaCl with FFmpeg, avformat_open_input return -5 and -1052488119 [duplicate]

    30 July 2013, by Jar

    This question is an exact duplicate of:

    I'm trying to port FFmpeg into my NaCl module.

    So far, my module linked ffmpeg and SDL libraries.

    It already can play YUV format video which is directed load into memory and copy into YUVOverlay buffer (it's very easy).

    Now, I want to use ffmpeg to decode video, but when I call the function avformat_open_input it returns -5 when input is URL string, such as rtmp:// or mmsh://; it returns -1052488119 when input is file name, such as /saved/tmp (I mount the file system - html5fs).


    There are some questions:

    1. What means of -5 and -1052488119?
    2. If file can't open by avformat_open_input, is it possible the input type is from buffer not from file name or url string?

    If I'm not clearly about my question or description, you can tell me.
    If you are doing the same thing or having the same problem, we can discuss together.

    Thanks,
    Jar

  • qt-faststart: Fix the signedness of variables keeping the ftello return values

    29 October 2012, by Michael Niedermayer
    qt-faststart: Fix the signedness of variables keeping the ftello return values
    

    These variables are assigned the return values of ftello, which
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    Signed-off-by: Martin Storsjö <martin@martin.st>

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  • PySceneDetect FFmpeg Not Available

    14 August 2023, by Dmitriy Pushkarev

    I already installed FFmpeg and this is available in terminal I can convert video and etc, but it's completely not available in PySceneDetect.

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    pip installed FFmpeg-python and FFmpeg library and FFmpeg itself in system.

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    PySceneDetect returns:

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    ffmpeg could not be found on the system. Please install ffmpeg to enable video output support.&#xA;

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    I think trouble with path, but can't put path in PySceneDetect. I can use path to binary FFmpeg, only in ffmpeg-python library, like this and it's working

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    This code working fine:

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    Here i using only FFmpeg-python library

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    stream = ffmpeg.input(&#x27;vi0.mp4&#x27;)&#xA;stream = ffmpeg.filter(stream, &#x27;fps&#x27;, fps=10, round=&#x27;up&#x27;)&#xA;stream = ffmpeg.output(stream, &#x27;vi1.mp4&#x27;)&#xA;ffmpeg.run(stream,cmd=&#x27;./ffmpeg&#x27;)&#xA;

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    But can't it to get work with PySceneDetect

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    print(scenedetect.video_splitter.is_ffmpeg_available())&#xA;

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    return False

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    split_video_ffmpeg(video_path, scene_list, show_progress=False)&#xA;

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    returns "ffmpeg could not be found on the system. Please install ffmpeg to enable video output support."

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