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• Using Pipe for input and output on FFMPEG ?

  2 mars 2015, par Sugrue

  I want to use ffmpeg to convert video packets to mjpeg, and ideally, I want to pipe in the gob packet and receive the output via pipe also.

  I’m using a C# process to call ffmpeg like this :

  -f h264 -i pipe : -an -f mjpeg -q:v 1 pipe :

  I pipe in the source data stream using the process .StandardInput.BaseStream and get the returned data from .StandardOutput.BaseStream.

  The issue is, FFmpeg doesn’t send data. It sits, apparently waiting. No errors. Nothing gets written to StandardOutput.

  If I try each pipe on its own, it works fine. These work :

  a) passing in a source file location and getting the returned frame data via pipe (bytes are written to StandardOutput)

  b) passing in source bytes via pipe and asking Ffmpeg to save result to file

  This doesn’t work :

  c) piping in data, and getting data out via pipe.

  From a previous answer from @nmaier to this question (Can I use ffmpeg to output jpegs to a memory stream instead of a file) I think pipe-in/pipe-out should work. But it doesn’t.

  What am I doing wrong ?

  Thanks.

• Installing FFmpeg in Red Hat 5 without internet connection

  5 juin 2019, par yhabib

  I am trying to install the last working version of FFmpeg over Red Hat 5 and the machine has no internet connection, so I have to bring all the packages and required dependencies in a USB. The problem I am having is to get everything I would need for it.

  I searched through Google to find some guide or documentation to hep me, but there is nothing valuable for me.

  The version I got install was FFmpeg 0.6, but it is too old for my purpose of grabbing with x11grab, so anyone has any suggestion in order to get install one of the last versions of FFmpeg.

• How to get your Matomo plugin ready for GDPR

  24 avril 2018, par Matomo Core Team

  Are you developing a plugin for your self-hosted Matomo ? Have you maybe published a plugin on the Matomo Marketplace ? Then we highly recommend you read this article.

  On 25th May 2018, new privacy regulations become effective called GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) which applies to businesses worldwide. It is also known under different wordings in other countries, for example to RGPD in French and Datenschutz-Grundverordnung, DS-GVO in German.

  If your plugin is storing any personal information or tracks or imports any data, we highly recommend you give the GDPR guide a read. You may also want to read our blog as we are releasing new content about GDPR regularly.

  In Matomo 3.5.0, we will introduce new features for GDPR and we implemented it in a way that most – but not all – plugins will support these features out of the box without having to do anything.

  Nevertheless, we recommend every plugin developer to check out our developer guide on how to make your plugin GDPR compliant to see what you need to do. A beta version of Matomo 3.5.0 is already available so you can test these new features. You can find them by logging in to your Matomo and going to “Administration => Privacy”.

  Please note that any version of Piwik will not be GDPR compliant, so it is recommended that your plugin supports the latest version of Matomo (3.5.0+).

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