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  • How to directly record screen in .mp4 format using ffmpeg in Windows10 ? [on hold]

    9 août 2019, par Alex Salagean

    I have been using .gifs to make short screen recordings but as the video duration gets longer, the file size also gets a lot larger. Therefore, I want to directly record my screen in a .mp4 format.

    I have tried making a .gif animation using multiple separate images and then converting them to .mp4 via ffmpeg but I need a command which lets me directly record the screen using the .mp4 format.

  • ffmpeg How to record video without interruptions

    21 août 2019, par teenserie

    Recording http streams video y audio and through ffmpeg using this code

    ffmpeg -i "url" abc.mp4

    But after a few minutes it interrupts
    Could it be caused that the http flow loses signal for a few seconds Is it possible with some code to restore the signal without interrupting the recording process ?
    I also used this code
    But after 5-6 minutes they interrupt

    ffmpeg -y -i "url" -c:v copy -c:a copy -t 00:30:00 "myrecording.mp4" >"mylog.log" 2>&1

  • How to record an IPTV channel to disk, splitted by time. And extract audio [on hold]

    13 septembre 2019, par Ahmad Qudan

    I need to save a recording of an IPTV channel into multiple video files. each video file should only be 1 minute in length. so, every minute, a video is created.

    Also, is it possible that an audio file is created the same way, with the same command ?
    For example, a two minutes broadcast of a certain channel, will end up on my disk as 4 files, 2 videos ; one for each minute, and two audios ; one for each minute

    I tried to use ffmpeg on linux, and it seems to be the tool for the job, but I couldn’t find out the right options that could make it happen

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