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  • Converting bin&amp format to mp4 with ffmpeg fails

    31 octobre 2017, par Vincent

    I am trying to download videos from Wistia and I managed to download them but in .bin&amp format ; I’d like to convert them to .mp4 in order to use OpenCV. For this I am calling ffmpeg with subprocess on Python but I get 1 as the value for the return code, meaning the process has failed. Any idea why, and how I can change this...?

    Code is the following :

    import subprocess
    

    
infile = filename #a bin&amp file
    
outfile = filename[:-7]+'mp4'
    

    
subprocess.run(['ffmpeg', '-i', infile, outfile],shell=True)

    I get :

    CompletedProcess(args=['ffmpeg', '-i', '58c63bccfcc1c150646c261caad97a58ced4b5e3.bin&amp', '58c63bccfcc1c150646c261caad97a58ced4b5e3.mp4'], returncode=1)

    Also, it works in the command prompt...

    Thank you for your help,

    Sincerely,

  • Using ffmpeg with subprocess python

    23 décembre 2018, par Vincent

    I am trying to download videos from Wistia and I managed to download them but in .bin&amp format ; I’d like to convert them to .mp4 in order to use OpenCV. For this I am calling ffmpeg with subprocess on Python but I get 1 as the value for the return code, meaning the process has failed. Any idea why, and how I can change this...?

    Code is the following :

    import subprocess
    

    
infile = filename #a bin&amp file
    
outfile = filename[:-7]+'mp4'
    

    
subprocess.run(['ffmpeg', '-i', infile, outfile],shell=True)

    I get :

    CompletedProcess(args=['ffmpeg', '-i', '58c63bccfcc1c150646c261caad97a58ced4b5e3.bin&amp', '58c63bccfcc1c150646c261caad97a58ced4b5e3.mp4'], returncode=1)

    Also, it works in the command prompt...

    Thank you for your help,

    Sincerely,

  • Looking for a non-FFMPEG/non-Lame Python audio converter for Android [closed]

    1er avril, par Marcelcolt

    So as the title suggests, I'm looking for another way to convert audio.
I am currently using PyTubeFix to download audio from YouTube. That works awesome, but it downloads in M4A.
I would really like it in MP3.

    


    Most converter libraries and packages use FFMPEG. I've tried to download it through Termux and PyDroid3, but that doesn't work. I've tried to compile it for Android with NDK, but I am so lost in what I am supposed to be doing...
Same goes for Lame.
I've been at it for over a week now, but I can't find any other way to convert.

    


    AI only suggests that I write a library of my own, but not HOW to do that (only that I'd have to convert M4A to WAV first and then back to MP3).

    


    So I would love it if someone could point me towards a library or package that doesn't depend on FFMPEG or Lame.

    


    I hope you guys can help !

    


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