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Easiest method of compiling a finished MP4 video out of image bursts and video segments on Ubuntu ?
14 juin 2017, par aschmelyunI need to programmatically stitch together a video out of bursts of images, and pre-recorded .mp4 video, on an Ubuntu system from the command line. So for example, here’s the ’recipe’ that I’m working with :
- 12 images
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Right now what I’m doing is compiling the images into .mp4 videos using ffmpeg, and then using mp4box to concat all of these partial videos together into one final video. The unfortunate thing is that I’m having to keep track of and run multiple commands to do this (the example above using 4 separate commands). Is there any way to simplify this, or is this the most efficient method I can expect ?
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How can I extract the characteristics of multimedia video stream while the video is streaming ?
10 mai 2021, par KaiI have built adaptive video streaming ,DASH, over SDN network and was wondering if I can get some video characteristics while the video is streaming. I have used youtube_dl and was able to get the received video after the completion of the stream however, I want to get the video characteristics such as (stream size, bitrate, frame rate, resolution and etc.) while streaming. I hope that you can provide me with a script to extract and generate a file that contains such information.


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Technology used in modern video editors to show the video preview in real time instantly
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Like right now in my video editor I am using FFMPEG AND WASM and it takes a decent amount of time to apply these effects and display the preview.