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  • FFMPEG, Netbeans and C++ [duplicate]

    28 janvier 2017, par Murtadha

    This question already has an answer here :

    I used to work on C++ project on Netbeans and I would like to use ffmpeg libraries / include files all the stuff inside my program. I don’t know how to install ffmpeg in there and integrate it with Netbeans have installed also the latest mingw ? I have surfed the net for such a topic then I have found one but to be honest I understand a very little.

    System info :

    Windows 8 64bit
    Netbeans 7.3 32.b
    mingw 32bit
    opencv 4.4 32.bit

  • FFmpeg chokes on filenames inside of quotes w/ whitespaces [duplicate]

    18 février 2016, par user3578907

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    I’m trying to convert all of my FLACs in to MP3s. Each artist has a folder, and each album has a subfolder. I used the find command to compile a clean list of all of the FLACs in to a file called songlist, and tried dumping it in to FFmpeg with

    (for SONG in `cat songlist` ; do ffmpeg -i "$SONG" -f mp3 -ab 256000 "`basename "$SONG" .flac`.mp3" || break; done)

    Any time ffmpeg reaches a file with a space or special character it interprets it directly. I don’t understand why, as I thought the quotes around $SONG would sanitize it enough. Any thoughts on how to accomplish this task more efficiently or how to fix my code are welcomed.

    songlist is just filled with full paths to the files. No quotes around the paths.

  • how to concat multiple image paths to video using ffmpeg [duplicate]

    25 avril 2017, par Charith Valluru

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    how can i concat multiple image paths in command line and convert it into a mp4 using ffmeg. I have tried using pipe(|), space and comma too.

    Any help would be really appreciated.

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