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    Pour pouvoir ajouter notes et légendes aux images, la première étape est d’installer le plugin "Légendes".
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  • FFmpeg prebuilt binaries for Android [on hold]

    7 mai 2018, par user1049280

    I’m using this project to build FFmpeg : https://github.com/WritingMinds/ffmpeg-android. All other building guides didn’t work for me.

    When I try to concat videos - some videos are being concated well and some are not. However when I use the same ffmpeg-command on my PC - all videos are being concated without any troubles. So I guess the problem is with my ffmpeg binary. Where can I download pre-built fresh ffmpeg binary (ffmpeg.so) to test if it’s the real problem ?

    Api level 16+, cpu arm/x86

  • trying to understand a python / bash script command for ffmpeg

    14 mai 2018, par mheavers

    I’m trying to get a better understanding of ffmpeg and imagemagick, and this is a syntax I’ve been coming across a lot lately :

    ffmpeg -i %s/frame%%04d.png -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p %s' % (frames_dir, video_path)

    I’m not sure how the %s, %, %% are being used. Are these variables part of bash syntax, or ffmpeg, and where would I go to read more about how they’re used in each different instance of the sample code above ?

  • constant streaming of encoded images

    23 novembre 2013, par Andrew Simpson

    I have a C# winform desktop app.

    I receive stream of jepgs (constantly).

    For every image I get I send by a [web method] to my web server.

    That updates a static image.

    From the web server the User can logon and view pretty much in real time this 'video' of images.

    Now, I would like to try and emulate how an encoder works for a video.

    So, in SUDO I want this :

    jepg -> OGG -> jpeg.

    So, hopefully, the amount of bytes I have to send to my web server is reduced.

    I know about ffmpeg but being a c# developer some of the command line arguments I struggle to understand.

    I guess the 1st question is whether this is possible and the 2nd question how could I manage it through c# ?

    Thanks

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