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  • How to include both audios when overlay video on video with FFMPEG

    28 septembre 2021, par Yogas

    I have 2 inputs : video.mp4 (with audio) and notif.mov (with audio). I want to overlay notif.mov on video.mp4. I tried this code :

    


    ffmpeg -y -i video.mp4  -i "notif.mov" -filter_complex "[0:v][1:v]overlay=0:0" output.mp4


    


    Both videos playing simultaneously, but sound missing from second input (notif.mov).

    


  • Directly response video to the client for download when ffmpeg cutting the video

    7 mars 2023, par web disiner

    I am bulding a web application using Node.js with Express framework. That simply cut the video and send to the client browser as a response for download. For cutting a video i use FFmpeg tool.
all things working fine but ffmpeg cutted video save to working directory.

    


    Below is my code..

    


    const child_process= require("child_process")

const cutting =async()=>{
    ffmpeg = child_process.spawn('ffmpeg', [

        "-i", /video.mp4,
         "-ss", "00:02:20",
         "-to","00:02:50",
         "-c:v", "copy", 
         "-c:a", "copy", 
         "output3.mp4"






    ])
    ffmpeg.stderr.on('data', function(data) {
            console.log('ffmpeg stderr data = '+data );
      });

}


    


    This is image of working directory

    


    Now i want when **ffmpeg cutting the video it directly send chunks of video to the client for download **without saving it in working directory or server where my code is hosted.

    


    How can i do this ? which approch will useful for this ?
Anyone help me. much appreciated
Thanks

    


  • ffmpeg terminal : How can I re-encode a video file using all the parameters copied from another video ? [closed]

    5 décembre 2022, par Lever

    I have two videos A and B. How can I re-encode B using ALL the parameters of A ?
I would like to use both A and B as inputs, but all parameters are extracted from A, then B is re-encoded with the A-parameters including both video and audio. Is there a simple command to copy ALL the parameters of A ?

    


    Thanks !

    


    I know the typical parameters of a video includes the resolution, fps and so on. But it seems that I always miss something rather than get ALL the parameters to make A and B the same.

    


    The background is that I need to concatenate about 100 videos, but only a few of which has lower quality than others. I don't want to re-encode all of them. Therefore I'm trying to re-encode the lower ones to match the others, and then I can use the file-level concatenation command avoiding re-encode all of them.

    


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