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  • How can I merge all the videos in a folder to make a single video file using FFMPEG

    21 janvier, par X_1

    I have a folder with 20+ video files and I need to merge them to make one long video file. How can I achieve this using FFMPEG in Python ?

    



    I know the following command

    



    ffmpeg -vcodec copy -isync -i \ "concat:file1.mp4|file2.mp4|...|fileN.mp4" \


    



    outputfile.mp4

    



    But I'd rather not type all the names of the 20+ files.

    


  • Automate single quote escape in batch file

    23 avril 2019, par unident77

    I’m using a pretty simple ffmpeg batch script, but it can’t convert videos with single quotes in their titles. If the title is Boogiepop Phantom - 1x11 - Under The Gravity's Rainbow for example, I’ll get the error [Parsed_subtitles_0 @ 000000670ea89ec0] Unable to open Boogiepop Phantom - 1x11 - Under The Gravitys Rainbow.mkv Note the removed single quote.

    I know ^ is the escape character, but the single quote is in a different spot every time. Do I need regex or is there a simpler way ?

    for %%a in ("*.mkv") do ^
    
ffmpeg -i "%%a" ^
    
-vf subtitles="%%a" ^
    
"NEW\%%~na.mkv"
    
pause

  • Single FFMpeg command to merge 2 audio with 1 video

    26 avril 2019, par YadavK

    I have a requirement like i have to merge 2 audio with single video. I found lots of solutions but none of them provide just the single command for the requirement.

    Here is the solution for that :

    -i sample_video.mp4 -i sample_audio1.mp3 -i sample_audio2.mp3 -filter_complex [1][2]amix=inputs=2[a] -map 0:v -map [a] -c:v copy Output.mp4

    you can also set the audio range like 8sec - 20 sec then use the below command

    -i sample_video.mp4 -i sample_audio1.mp3 -i -ss 8 -t 20 sample_audio2.mp3 -filter_complex [1][2]amix=inputs=2[a] -map 0:v -map [a] -c:v copy Output.mp4

    the above sample will merge second audio from 8 sec to 20 sec only as we specify the range -ss 8 -t 20

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