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• Flutter (Dart) : Record two videos, merge them and then view new video in gallery

  14 juin 2020, par Ittai Barkai

  I am aware that there already exists a solution to a very similar question, which can be found on the following link : Flutter/Dart : Find two video segments and merge them into a single valid video file ? However, being relatively new to Flutter (and programming in general) I cannot seem to replicate the desired result.

  



  My app is very simple and currently looks like this :

  



  

  



  I click on the button "Record Video" to record two videos, which are both successfully stored into the device's gallery. Using the Flutter image_picker and gallery_saver packages and the following piece of code :

  



      void _recordVideo() async {
    ImagePicker.pickVideo(source: ImageSource.camera)
        .then((File recordedVideo) {
      if (recordedVideo != null && recordedVideo.path != null) {
        setState(() {
          _buttonText = 'Saving in Progress...';
        });
        GallerySaver.saveVideo(recordedVideo.path).then((_) {
          setState(() {
            _buttonText = 'Video Saved!\n\nClick to Record New Video';
            if (_storedVideoOne == null) {
              _storedVideoOne = recordedVideo;
              print('video 1 stored');
            } else {
              _storedVideoTwo = recordedVideo;
              print('video 2 stored');
              _videoMerger();
            }
          });
        });
      }
    });
  }


  



  I can view these videos when I click on the button at the bottom "View Video From Gallery".

  



  Next I try to merge these two stored video files, using the flutter_ffmpeg package, as well as following the solution provided in the stack overflow question mentioned above. I try and do this using the following function I wrote :

  



  void _videoMerger() async {


    final appDir = await syspaths.getApplicationDocumentsDirectory();
    String rawDocumentPath = appDir.path;
    final outputPath = '$rawDocumentPath/output.mp4';

    final FlutterFFmpeg _flutterFFmpeg = new FlutterFFmpeg();

        String commandToExecute = '-i ${_storedVideoOne.path} -i ${_storedVideoTwo.path} -filter_complex \'[0:0][1:0]concat=n=2:v=0:a=1[out]\' -map \'[out]\' outputPath';
        _flutterFFmpeg.execute(commandToExecute).then((rc) => print("FFmpeg process exited with rc $rc"));

  }


  



  But after running the function I do not seem to get a new combined video, which should be stored in outputPath and ideally also viewable in the gallery. Uploaded the Flutter project onto GitHub here :

  



  https://github.com/IttaiBarkai/Flutter-Video-Merger

  



  Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

  


• Trouble getting the Node ffmpeg module to work with paths that have spaces in them

  26 juin 2020, par Jacob

  Title is pretty self-explanatory. I'm having trouble getting the Node ffmpeg module to work with paths to have spaces in them.

  


  import ffmpeg from "ffmpeg"

try {
    let process = new ffmpeg("C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\new folder\\test.m4a");
    process.then(video => {
        video.save("C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\test.mp3", (error, file) => {
            if (!error) {
                console.log("converted!");
            } else {
                console.log("uh oh error: " + error);
            }
        });
    },
    error => {
        console.log("Error: " + error);
    });
} catch (error) {
    console.log(error.code);
    console.log(error.msg);
}


  


  Below are all the variations I've tried. They all result in either an error from the module itself saying The input file does not exist or an error from ffmpeg saying No such file or directory.

  


  let process = new ffmpeg("C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\new folder\\test.m4a");

let process = new ffmpeg('C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\new folder\\test.m4a');

let process = new ffmpeg('"C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\new folder\\test.m4a"');

let process = new ffmpeg("C:/Users/JR/Desktop/new folder/test.m4a");

let process = new ffmpeg('C:/Users/JR/Desktop/new folder/test.m4a');

let process = new ffmpeg("C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\new\ folder\test.m4a");

let process = new ffmpeg('C:\\Users\\JR\\Desktop\\new\ folder\test.m4a');


  


  And probably several other variations that I'm forgetting. Any ideas ?

  


• FFmpeg continues to process after time specified at "-to"

  4 août 2020, par Yamahabest

  I have a video, where I want to cut a part from the beginning, and from the end. And I want to apply some fade ins/fade outs, and add some text.

  


  So, I came up with the following syntax :

  


  -ss 10 -to 40 
-i "D:\DATA\Software\VideoProcessor_Files\20171015 Zelhem Tandem Frans met Mirthe.MP4" 
-loop 1 -i "Input_Files\logo maurik large.png" 
-loop 1 -i "Input_Files\logo maurik small.png" 
-filter_complex "
    color=0x7F7F7F@0.95:1920x1080[grey_for_fade_out];
    [grey_for_fade_out]fade=t=out:st=12:d=2:alpha=1[grey_fade_out];
    [0:v][grey_fade_out]overlay[video_grey_fade_out];
    color=0x7F7F7F@0.95:1920x1080[grey_for_fade_in];
    [grey_for_fade_in]fade=t=in:st=37:d=2:alpha=1[grey_fade_in];
    [video_grey_fade_out][grey_fade_in]overlay[video_grey_fade_out_in];
    [1:v]fade=t=out:st=13:d=2:alpha=1[over];
    [over]scale=iw/1.5:-1[scaled];
    [video_grey_fade_out_in][scaled]overlay=(main_w-overlay_w)/2:(main_h-overlay_h)/10[video_grey_fade_out_in_logo];
    [1:v]fade=t=in:st=36:d=2:alpha=1[over2];
    [over2]scale=iw/1.5:-1[scaled2];
    [video_grey_fade_out_in_logo][scaled2]overlay=(main_w-overlay_w)/2:(main_h-overlay_h)/2[video_grey_fade_out_in_logo2];
    [2:v]colorchannelmixer=aa=0.5,fade=t=in:st=14:d=2:alpha=1,fade=t=out:st=35:d=2:alpha=1[over3];
    [over3]scale=iw/10:-1[scaled3];
    [video_grey_fade_out_in_logo2][scaled3]overlay=10:10[video_complete];
    [video_complete]drawtext=fontfile=Input_Files/Sansation-Bold.ttf:text='Tandemvlucht met Mirthe':fontsize=96:fontcolor=white:alpha='if(lt(t,11),1,(2-(t-11))/2)':x=(w-text_w)/2:y=((h-text_h)/2)+125,drawtext=fontfile=Input_Files/Sansation-Bold.ttf:text='Zeddam':fontsize=96:fontcolor=white:alpha='if(lt(t,11),1,(2-(t-11))/2)':x=(w-text_w)/2:y=((h-text_h)/2)+250,drawtext=fontfile=Input_Files/Sansation-Bold.ttf:text='4 augustus 2020':fontsize=96:fontcolor=white:alpha='if(lt(t,11),1,(2-(t-11))/2)':x=(w-text_w)/2:y=((h-text_h)/2)+375,drawtext=fontfile=Input_Files/Sansation-Bold.ttf:text='Ook een keer meevliegen?':fontsize=96:fontcolor=white:alpha='if(lt(t,37),0,(t-37)/2)':x=(w-text_w)/2:y=((h-text_h)/6),drawtext=fontfile=Input_Files/Sansation-Bold.ttf:text='Of bel 085 - 049 55 69':fontsize=96:fontcolor=white:alpha='if(lt(t,37),0,(t-37)/2)':x=(w-text_w)/2:y=((h-text_h)/2)+350"
-preset medium 
-crf 18 
-c:a copy 
-y ".\Output_Files\Video\Zeddam\2020-08-04\Mirthe\27ed390a-8497-4550-b93f-4f87d9f2c9f0\MP_Tandemvlucht met_Mirthe_Zeddam_2020-08-04.mp4"


  


  I am quite sure this has worked in the past, but now FFmpeg just keeps on processing endlessly. If I then stop the FFmpeg process, and look at the resulting file, I see that the last frame (of the end of the specified period) just keeps on duplicating.

  


  The drop counter in the console output of FFmpeg also starts increasing at the end of the specified period :

  


  frame=  987 fps= 15 q=-1.0 Lsize=   31357kB time=00:00:41.04 bitrate=6259.0kbits/s dup=0 drop=10 speed=0.644x


  


  I am kind of lost on why this doesn't work anymore. I might have upgraded the FFmpeg executable in the mean time. Maybe my syntax was/is not correct, but I believe it just worked.

  


  It has to be in the complex filter, because when I remove that, it works alright.
It is not in the drawtext part of the complex filter, because it still occurs when I remove that. And when I only do the drawtext, FFmpeg stops correctly at the specified time.

  


  I have tried this, but then it still occurs :

  


  -filter_complex "
    color=0x7F7F7F@0.95:1920x1080[grey_for_fade_out];
    [grey_for_fade_out]fade=t=out:st=12:d=2:alpha=1[grey_fade_out];
    [0:v][grey_fade_out]overlay[video_grey_fade_out];
    color=0x7F7F7F@0.95:1920x1080[grey_for_fade_in];
    [grey_for_fade_in]fade=t=in:st=37:d=2:alpha=1[grey_fade_in];
    [video_grey_fade_out][grey_fade_in]overlay"


  


  Also with this, it still occurs :

  


  -filter_complex "
    [1:v]fade=t=out:st=13:d=2:alpha=1[over];
    [over]scale=iw/1.5:-1[scaled];
    [0:v][scaled]overlay=(main_w-overlay_w)/2:(main_h-overlay_h)/10[video_grey_fade_out_in_logo];
    [1:v]fade=t=in:st=36:d=2:alpha=1[over2];
    [over2]scale=iw/1.5:-1[scaled2];
    [video_grey_fade_out_in_logo][scaled2]overlay=(main_w-overlay_w)/2:(main_h-overlay_h)/2[video_grey_fade_out_in_logo2];
    [2:v]colorchannelmixer=aa=0.5,fade=t=in:st=14:d=2:alpha=1,fade=t=out:st=35:d=2:alpha=1[over3];
    [over3]scale=iw/10:-1[scaled3];
    [video_grey_fade_out_in_logo2][scaled3]overlay=10:10"


  


  I just don't understand. All my fade-ins/-outs seem to be within the specified range :

  


  

  • fade=t=out:st=12:d=2 : start at 12 seconds, duration 2 seconds. This ends at 14 seconds, which is smaller than 40 seconds.

  


  • fade=t=in:st=37:d=2 : start at 37 seconds, duration 2 seconds. This ends at 39 seconds, which is smaller than 40 seconds.

  


  • fade=t=out:st=13:d=2 : start at 13 seconds, duration 2 seconds. This ends at 15 seconds, which is smaller than 40 seconds.

  


  • fade=t=in:st=36:d=2 : start at 36 seconds, duration 2 seconds. This ends at 38 seconds, which is smaller than 40 seconds.

  


  


  It is just like some sequence is not ended properly, which is causing FFmpeg to just continue.