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• Use ffmpeg on OSX Xcode Project for Mac

  25 mai 2016, par cmario

  I am planning to create a new app for personal use on my Mac that uses FFMPEG library, to store a feed from a RTSP IP camera.

  Following this official installation procedure from FFMPEG I have manage to successfully achieve the following 2 steps :

  To get ffmpeg for OS X, you first have to install ​Homebrew. If you don’t want to use Homebrew, see the section below.

  • ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

  Then :
  - brew install automake fdk-aac git lame libass libtool libvorbis
  libvpx \ opus sdl shtool texi2html theora wget x264 xvid yasm

  Question :
  My question here because I am confused, is how to import a library into Xcode so I can use it in the application I am about to build for my Mac. I can see plenty of GitHub projects related to FFMPEG with IOS/Android, but none for OSX.

  All the FFMPEG commands under terminal are working fine, such as converting a video etc.

• Creating an ffmpeg html/php form process and need ffmpeg technical feedback

  7 juin 2016, par dave

  I have decided to create an input form for ffmpeg to go with my video uploader.

  This is for my video uploader plugin for a social site software. Users have told me that they want technical options for videos so they can choose the specific options they want including thumbnail options.

  I have been reading the ffmpeg docs most of the morning as well as watching some videos and i have come up with a rough draft of my form. The videos uploaded will more than likely be non gaming, personal and hobby videos.

  The goal here is to have a form that is easy enough for the non technical user, but technical for those that want the options. So i do plan to have a checkbox which allows the non technical user to skip the technical settings. This will result in a generic ffmpeg command with default settings. If they choose to use the technical specs then it will create a more specific ffmpeg command stream.

  here is what i have so far in the draft.

  select max size options ’50MB’,’100MB’,’200MB’,’500MB’,’650MB’,’750MB’,’1GB’,’2GB’,’3GB’

  input for thumbcapture in seconds maxlength 2 size 2

  input for video in ’mpg’,’wma’,’mov’,’flv’,’mp4’,’avi’,’qt’,’wmv’,’rm’

  option for video size ’200x100’,’320x240’,’560x315’,’640x360’,’853x480’,’1280x720’ not sure if i want to offer a custom slot or not.

  my thought here is that if they do not want the tech version of the form then the codecs will be b:v copy b:a copy (if that is the smart way to do it) or just left out and let ffmpeg decide what is best.

  ===== this is the technical part of the form =======

  select for acodec options copy, mp3, mp1, mp2, dnet, 28_8, wmav2, alac, cook

  select for vcodec option copy, ffv1, ms-cram, mpeg-4, rv40, wmv, xvid, mov, qt, avchd

  select for bitrate audio 32k, 64k, 128k

  select for bitrate video 1000k, 1200k, 1500k

  select for sampling rate 22050, 44100

  input for crf(mp4 out only) size 2 maxlength 2 minval 2 maxval 49

  input for avi quantanizer (avi out only) size 2 maxlength 2 minval 2 maxval 49

  ===== end technical form =====================

  select for video out ’avi’,’mp4’,’flv’

  that is what i have so far. How does that combination on the technical side look to you ffmpeg pros ?

  Any suggestions ? :)

• Decoder return of av_find_best_stream vs. avcodec_find_decoder

  7 octobre 2016, par Jason C

  The docs for libav’s av_find_best_stream function (libav 11.7, Windows, i686, GPL) specify a parameter that can be used to receive a pointer to an appropriate AVCodec :

  decoder_ret - if non-NULL, returns the decoder for the selected stream

  There is also the avcodec_find_decoder function which can find an AVCodec given an ID.

  However, the official demuxing + decoding example uses av_find_best_stream to find a stream, but chooses to use avcodec_find_decoder to find the codec in lieu of av_find_best_stream’s codec return parameter :

  ret = av_find_best_stream(fmt_ctx, type, -1, -1, NULL, 0);
  
  ...
  
  stream_index = ret;
  
  st = fmt_ctx->streams[stream_index];
  
  ...
  
  /* find decoder for the stream */
  
  dec = avcodec_find_decoder(st->codecpar->codec_id);

  As opposed to something like :

  ret = av_find_best_stream(fmt_ctx, type, -1, -1, &dec, 0);

  My question is pretty straightforward : Is there a difference between using av_find_best_stream’s return parameter vs. using avcodec_find_decoder to find the AVCodec ?

  The reason I ask is because the example chose to use avcodec_find_decoder rather than the seemingly more convenient return parameter, and I can’t tell if the example did that for a specific reason or not. The documentation itself is a little spotty and disjoint, so it’s hard to tell if things like this are done for a specific important reason or not. I can’t tell if the example is implying that it "should" be done that way, or if the example author did it for some more arbitrary personal reason.