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• FFMPEG mkv to mp4 conversion lacks audio in HTML5 player

  3 avril 2020, par fmc

  I used ffmpeg to convert an mkv file to mp4 using this command line :

  



  ffmpeg -i input.mkv -c copy file-1.mp4


  



  The resulting mp4 plays fine (video and audio) on Linux Mint's Xplayer. But after uploading file-1, it played with no audio. So I uploaded another mp4 file-2, one I didn't have to convert, and it plays both video and audio without a problem. So whatever's going on with file-1 seems to be with my use of ffmpeg.

  



  The player I'm using is called afterglow. But the HTML5 player handles these two files the same way : file-1 & file-2

  



  Does anyone know why the ffmpeg converted file is soundless when played online ? Is there a different conversion command that ensures converted mkv files will play with sound by online players ?

  


• How to tag metadata m4v files using FFmpeg

  21 mai 2019, par jazz-e

  So I’m trying to tag metadata to a video file m4v from the filename. However, I can’t seem to find the answer in the man -h page and everything online shows how to pull the metadata from m4v.

  I’ve looked here on StackOverflow and also online for the answer and most are answers on pulling the metadata from the m4v file but nothing on tagging the file (other than stripping out metadata). I found this http://jonhall.info/create_id3_tags_using_ffmpeg/ regarding tagging an mp3 file, which I tried the syntax and it fails.

  Here’s the mp3 syntax I tried subbing out mp3 to m4v

  ffmpeg32 -i in.m4v -metadata title="The Title You Want" out.m4v

  Also tried the following as well

  ffmpeg -i "$filedir$name" -metadata title="The Title You Want" -c:v copy -c:a copy "$filedir$newname"

  This command works for removing the metadata from the file

  ffmpeg -i "$filedir$name" -map_metadata -1 -c:v copy -c:a copy "$filedir$newname"

  The error I usually get a syntax error.

  Any help much appreciated

• Powershell Job Memory Consumption Issue

  14 juillet 2016, par Matt Wall

  I’ve been struggling with this for a week now and have exhausted all the methods and options I have found online. I am hoping someone here will be able to help me out with this.

  I am using powershell to start 8 jobs, each job running FFmpeg to stream a 7 minute file to a remote RTMP server. This is pulling from a file on the disk and each job uses a different file. The command is in a do while loop so that it is constantly restreaming.

  This is causing the shell I launched the jobs from to accumulate a massive amount of memory, consuming all that it can. In 24 hours it consumed 30 of the 32 GB of my server.

  Here is my launch code, any help would be appreciated.

  start-job -Name v6 -scriptblock {
  
  do { $d = $true; $f = Invoke-Expression -Command "ffmpeg -re -i `"C:\Shares\Matthew\180p_3000k.mp4`" -vcodec copy -acodec copy -f flv -y rtmp://<ip>/<appname>/<streamname>"; $f = $null }
  
  while ($d = $true)
  
  </streamname></appname></ip>

  }

  I’ve tried to receive the jobs and pipe it to out-null, I’ve tried setting $f to $null before starting the do while loop, and some other things I found online but to no avail. Thanks everyone for your time !