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  • Compile FFmpeg with openssl for macOS

    23 juin 2017, par H. Wilson

    Hi I would like to ask how to compile ffmpeg with openssl for macOS.

    When I type https in ffmpeg to download / encode webstream from the website I always get an error

    "https protocol not found, recompile FFmpeg with openssl, guntls. or securetransport enabled"

    whilst http does work (some websites didn’t allow http as I got an error "HTTP error 403 Forbidden though)

    https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/CompilationGuide/MacOSX

    I have read the link above but I am unsure about the process as I don’t use homebrew to install ffmpeg but built myself.

    I am the very beginner using ffmpeg and any help would be appreciated..
    I hope somebody could show me its process to compile ffmpeg with openssl.

    For further advice, I am wondering if the function of ffmpeg I built myself is same as the static one here : ttps ://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/

    I built ffmpeg for mac by this website : http://ericholsinger.com/install-ffmpeg-on-a-mac

    Thanks in advance

  • Unknown Codec error at ffserver

    23 mai 2016, par Potato

    I installed ffmpeg following this page, https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/CompilationGuide/Ubuntu

    As you see I enabled x264.
    But when I run ffserver, I get

    /etc/ffserver.conf:16: Unknown VideoCodec: libx264
    
/etc/ffserver.conf:24: Unknown AudioCodec: libfaac

    My conf file is

    HTTPPort 8080
    
RTSPPort 8090
    
HTTPBindAddress 0.0.0.0
    
RTSPBindAddress 0.0.0.0
    
MaxClients 1000
    
MaxBandwidth 1000000
    

    
<feed>
    
Launch ffmpeg -f v4l2 -i /dev/video0 -f alsa -ac 1 -i hw:1
    
FileMaxSize 400K
    
</feed>
    

    
<stream>
    
Format rtp
    
Feed feed1.ffm
    
VideoCodec libx264
    
VideoFrameRate 24
    
VideoBitRate 100
    
VideoSize 320x240
    
#AVPresetVideo default
    
#AVPresetVideo baseline
    
AVOptionVideo flags +global_header
    

    
AudioCodec libfaac
    
AudioBitRate 32
    
AudioChannels 1
    
AudioSampleRate 22050
    
AVOptionAudio flags +global_header
    
</stream>

    Well, what can I do more.

  • Bash script to convert music from one directory into another

    26 octobre 2014, par SinTrans

    I’ve modified this script from the arch forums : https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Convert_Flac_to_Mp3#With_FFmpeg

    I’m trying to find specific file types in a directory structure, convert them to another music file type, and place them in a "converted" directory that maintains the same directory structure.

    I’m stuck at stripping the string $b of its file name.

    $b holds the string ./converted/alt-j/2012\ an\ awesome\ wave/01\ Intro.flac

    Is there a way I can remove the file name from the string ? I don’t think ffmpeg can create/force parent directories of output files.

    #!/bin/bash
    
# file convert script
    
find -type f -name "*.flac" -print0 | while read -d $'\0' a; do
    
    b=${a/.\//.\/converted/}
    
    &lt; /dev/null ffmpeg -i "$a" "${b[@]/%flac/ogg}"
    
    #echo "${b[@]/%flac/ogg}"

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