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  • How to encode image to h264 in android ?

    12 novembre 2015, par James.D

    For some reason, I want to encode image frame to h264 in android. In order to get a better performance, I used ffmpeg with android ndk to encode image. I’m so strange that it’s easy to decode h264 frame to image while it’s so hard to encode image to h264 frame. When I try to use avcodec_encode_video2 function the eclipse always shows a message
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  • pyinstaller and moviepy, ffmpeg works from terminal but not from finder

    24 juin 2017, par Todd

    I am packaging python using pyinstaller 2.1 on OSX Mavericks. I have done this successfully in the past, but this is my first package that uses moviepy and ffmpeg. I use the following import :

    from moviepy.video.io import ffmpeg_reader

    Without this line in the code, everything works fine and I can launch my final package from its icon in finder. With the moviepy import, it will work if I launch from the terminal like this :

    open ./myapp.app

    but it will not open if I click on the icon from finder (opens quickly and crashes). I am assuming this has something to do with paths or environment variables that are set in terminal, but are not transferred to my packaged app. I have tried various hidden imports in pyinstaller for moviepy and its dependencies, but nothing seems to work. —debug mode hasn’t provided much info to track it down. Any other ideas ?

    Thanks !

  • pyinstaller and moviepy, ffmpeg works from terminal but not from finder

    12 novembre 2014, par Todd

    I am packaging python using pyinstaller 2.1 on OSX Mavericks. I have done this successfully in the past, but this is my first package that uses moviepy and ffmpeg. I use the following import :

    from moviepy.video.io import ffmpeg_reader

    Without this line in the code, everything works fine and I can launch my final package from its icon in finder. With the moviepy import, it will work if I launch from the terminal like this :

    open ./myapp.app

    but it will not open if I click on the icon from finder (opens quickly and crashes). I am assuming this has something to do with paths or environment variables that are set in terminal, but are not transferred to my packaged app. I have tried various hidden imports in pyinstaller for moviepy and its dependencies, but nothing seems to work. —debug mode hasn’t provided much info to track it down. Any other ideas ?

    Thanks !

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