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Video upload with carrierwave-video on Rails 4
15 juin 2017, par MJRLGUEit’s been a while I am fighting to play a video in my rails app.
I am using carrierwave-video, OS : Windows 10 64bits, to stream/show a video in user posts.
Here is what I did :
the file
video_uploader.rb
:class VideoUploader < CarrierWave::Uploader::Base
include CarrierWave::Video
storage :file
def store_dir
"uploads/#{model.class.to_s.underscore}/#{mounted_as}/#{model.id}"
end
endin the file :
_post.html.erb
:with this line of code :
<%= video_tag post.video_url :controls =>true %>
I get a blank box with the size of the video.
and I tried this too and still doesn’t work :<%= video_tag post.video.url if post.video? %>
I tried ffmpeg too, I installed ffmpeg in my pc and I did include :
process encode_video: [:mp4, callbacks: { after_transcode: :set_success } ]
invideo_uploader.rb
file and I get this form error message :Video Failed to transcode with FFmpeg. Check ffmpeg install and verify
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ffmpeg4android : overlay a video on video with opacity
21 juin 2016, par LuongTruongI am using ffmpeg4android to edit video. Now, I am able to overlay a video on a video by using this command :
String[] complexCommand = {"ffmpeg","-y" ,"-i", "/sdcard/videokit/in_big.mp4","-strict","experimental", "-vf", "movie=/sdcard/videokit/in_small.mp4 [watermark]; [in][watermark] overlay=main_w-overlay_w-0:0 [out]","-s", "320x240","-r", "30", "-b", "15496k", "-vcodec", "mpeg4","-ab", "48000", "-ac", "2", "-ar", "22050", "/sdcard/videokit/out.mp4"};
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Some useful links :
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Save live video stream to a video file
29 juin 2023, par VISHAL DAGATrying to save live streaming video data into a (any) playable video file.
When I log the data I see the following (Put in comment in below code) :-


axios.get(`http://192.168.1.33`, {
 responseType: 'stream',
}).then((response)=>{
 const stream = response.data
 stream.on('data', data => {
 console.log(data); // <buffer 4c="4c" 28="28" a1="a1" 0c="0c" 0d="0d" 14="14" 0e="0e" e1="e1" 8e="8e" eb="eb" 52="52" 48="48" d0="d0" c0="c0" 4a="4a" 68="68" 7b="7b" 0b="0b" c7="c7" 7c="7c" d2="d2" 55="55" 21="21" 0a="0a" a9="a9" 63="63" 12="12" 96="96" 9b="9b" 00="00" ed="ed" 49="49" 42="42" 1a="1a" 16="16" a4="a4" 1e="1e" 94="94" 50="50" 20="20" a3="a3" d8="d8" d5="d5" 1386="1386" more="more" bytes="bytes">
 // <buffer 0d="0d" cb="cb" 4b="4b" f7="f7" 77="77" 36="36" c8="c8" 42="42" 9d="9d" bb="bb" b3="b3" d6="d6" a3="a3" 72="72" 24="24" ff="ff" 00="00" 9e="9e" 29="29" b8="b8" 35="35" a5="a5" 48="48" ad="ad" e2="e2" 11="11" a9="a9" ec="ec" 38="38" 1d="1d" e1="e1" 91="91" 93="93" 73="73" bf="bf" a6="a6" 96="96" 62="62" 26="26" 57="57" f4="f4" a4="a4" 4258="4258" more="more" bytes="bytes">
 // ....
</buffer></buffer>


How can I save this data into a video file which can be played ? I am starting to read from live stream at a certain point in time and reading it for few seconds - ex. 5 seconds. I need to have a video of that 5 seconds.


Note, when I use the url : http://192.168.1.33, I can see the video on the browser.