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• Anomalie #4052 : Visualiser ses messages dans le privé

  28 novembre 2017, par tcharlss (*´_ゝ｀)

  J’ai bien ce lien sur contrib, spip.net et forum. C’est tout en bas de la boîte d’infos :

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• Plex DVR File Rename on FFMPEG Encoding

  11 juillet 2021, par Brent Johnson

  I'm currently using a bash shell script to encode all of my Plex DVR recordings to H.264 using FFMPEG. I'm using this little for loop I found online to encode all of the files in a single directory :

  


  for i in *.ts;
    do echo "$i" && ffmpeg -i "$i" -vf yadif -c:v libx264 -preset veryslow -crf 22 -y "/mnt/d/Video/DVR Stash/Seinfeld/${i%.*}.mp4";
done


  


  This has served its purposes well but in the process I would like to rename the file to my preferred naming convention so that the original filename Seinfeld (1989) - S01E01 - Pilot.ts is renamed to Seinfeld S01 E01 Pilot.mp4 in the encoded file. While I am already using a regular expression to change the .ts extension to .mp4, but I'm no expert with regex, especially in the bash shell so any help would be appreciated.

  


  For anyone that's interested in my Plex setup, I'm using an old machine running Linux Mint as my dedicated DVR and actually accessing it over the network with my daily driver which is a gaming machine, so more processing power for video encodes. While that one is a Windows machine, I'm using the Ubuntu bash under WSL2 to run my script, as I prefer it over the Windows command prompt or Powershell (my day job is a web developer on a company issued Mac). So here's a sample of my code for anyone that might consider doing something similar.

  


  if [[ -d "/mnt/sambashare/Seinfeld (1989)" ]]
then
    cd "/mnt/sambashare/Seinfeld (1989)"
    echo "Seinfeld"
    for dir in */; do
        echo "$dir/"
        cd "$dir"
        for i in *.ts;
            do echo "$i" && ffmpeg -i "$i" -vf yadif -c:v libx264 -preset veryslow -crf 22 -y "/mnt/d/Video/DVR Stash/Seinfeld/${i%.*}.mp4";
        done
        cd ..
    done
fi


  


  While I've considered doing a for loop for all shows, for now I am doing each show like this individually as there are a few shows I have custom encoding settings for

  


• How to use codec type properly in NPM

  3 juillet 2017, par shamaleyte

  Trying to use ’-acodec libopus’ in my npm project as I use in the command line like in the following format ;

  ffmpeg -acodec libopus -i 1.webm 1.wav

  This works perfectly ! But I would like to make it possible in my NPM project.

  How can I set the parameters ?
  This is what I have , but not working. The output file is broken in a way that some of the frames of the audio file are missing. It is like there is sound and then there is not. And vice versa.

  var proc = new ffmpeg({
  
          source: file,
  
          nolog: false       
  
      });
  
  
  
  
  
  format = "opus"; // or could be wav as well!   
  
  
  
  
  
      proc.addOptions([
  
          '-f ' + format,          
  
          '-acodec libopus',
  
          '-vn'
  
      ]);

  The purpose is to take audio file from the video file seamlessly.

  Without the codec libopus, I get the following errors in the command prompt, so I assume I should handle the same issue in my NPM project as well.

  [opus @ 00000000006d4520] LBRR frames is not implemented. Update your FFmpeg version to the newest one from Git. If the problem still occurs, it means that your file has a feature which has not been implemented.
  
  
  
  
  
  [opus @ 00000000006d4520] Error decoding a SILK frame.
  
  
  
  [opus @ 00000000006d4520] Error decoding an Opus frame.

  My library is up to date, I just need to use the codec libopus properly.
  Any suggestions ?

   \node-js>ffmpeg -version
  
   ffmpeg version N-86175-g64ea4d1 Copyright (c) 2000-2017 the FFmpeg 
  
   developers
  
   built with gcc 6.3.0 (GCC)
  
  
  
  Output in command line;
  
  xtranscribe transcodeWatson: file : ./data/that/2.webm
  
  progress 62.625273103421605%
  
  progress 100.01224534515762%
  
  SAVED - transcodeWatson : .mp3
  
  out of transcode!
  
  fileSizeInBytes  : 16284033