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  • Merge Audio with video recorded and get new video file React Native

    3 septembre 2023, par Oussama Abdallah

    i'm looking for a methode to merge audio with video file recorded by the camera , i found that the best way is using FFmpeg with react native but there's not any explained documentation on this object, if you any one did something like this before ,

    


    this what i already tried :

    


    react-native-video
react-native-video-processing
react-native-video-editor : with this i can only merge two video files

    


  • adding audio files to exist video with ffmpeg make the video currapted

    21 janvier 2018, par Yanshof

    I have video file (.avi) and audio files (.wav) that i want to marge to ine avi file.

    The wav files are marge with some delay ( work fine )

    But in some cases the audio files are longer then the video stream and i getting currapted video file that contain only the audio - and i can’t see the video.

    When i try to separate the audio and the video from the currapted video output i got the good video file and good audio file that i can use ( see the video and listen to the audio )

    I don’t know if its possible to keep the audio and video in case the audio is longer on the delay that the video file.

    Beside this, When i adding the audio files ... the video is less time .. i mean that if the video without the audio is 14 minus => after the audio is 13 minus
    ( when its not currapted )

    Here how i marge the files ( audio and the video )

           ffmpeg.exe -report -i "..\\merged.avi" -i "Storage\\1.wav" -i 
    
       "Storage\\2.wav" -i "Storage\\3.wav" -filter_complex "adelay=30000|30000" 
    
       "adelay=91000|91000" "adelay=151000|151000" -c:v copy "Storage\\ALL.AVI"

  • Resizing video with FFmpeg to double size, but maintains original rectangle video on the top left

    1er juin 2022, par Mauro

    I have a video with 320 x 240 pixels.

    


    I want to convert it to double size : 640 x 480 pixels.

    


    But I don't want the video upscaled.

    


    I mean : The final file must be a 640 x 480 video file, with the "original video" inside a 320 x 240 rectangle on top left, and the rest of screen filled with black background.

    


    How can I do it with ffmpeg ?

    


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