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  • Return files for all file inputs of the given jQuery object. Fixes #1678.

    14 septembre 2012, par Sebastian Tschan

    m js/jquery.fileupload.js Return files for all file inputs of the given jQuery object. Fixes #1678. If the given file input doesn’t have an associated form, use the default widget file input’s form.

  • How do I set up an ffmpeg queue ?

    1er mai 2015, par Travis McCrea

    I am trying to encode many videos on my server, but FFMPEG is resource intensive so I would like to setup some form of queueing. The rest of my site is using PHP, but I don’t know if I should use PHP, Python, BASH, etc. I was thinking I might need to use CRON but I am not really sure exactly how to tell ffmpeg to start a new task (from the list) after it finishes the one before it.

  • Http live stream video segmenting. non-Mac approach

    20 juin 2012, par Agzam

    Anyone knows a good way to use http live streaming tools on non-Mac platforms ?
    Can you tell me at least if there's good alternatives ? I need mediafilesegmenter and mediastreamvalidator.

    Or maybe anyone has a source code or something like that...

    UPD : I've tried different segmenters, most of them are based on Carson's open-sourced segmenter. Now the difference between Apple's mediafilesegmenter and this one, that it takes only a transport stream, not just any video. And I need to segment h264 videos.
    When I use ffmpeg to convert h26s to mpeg-ts I'm getting much bigger files in the end. Even if I try to preserve same audio codec (aac) it changes video codec form avc to mpeg-ts.

    Damn I hate Apple. How can they propose that thing as a standard if they don't even provide workarounds for another platforms.

    I still need to find a way to segment h264 videos, and keep in the segmented files avc and aac codecs.

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