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ASP.NET MVC - Converting Video Format From Email Attachment Scanner
24 juillet 2018, par BenHaywardWe have a Quartz scheduler that scans the company email account every 60 seconds, and will process those emails accordingly. Any attachments are stored in a byte array.
Video attachments need to be converted to an MP4 and then back to a byte array to be stored in the DB ; I am trying to use FFMPEG (fflib) to complete this, however I’m having trouble figuring out how it can be done with a byte array as the source - the company have stated that this conversion must be done before it enters the database.
Is the conversion of a byte array possible using the Process Class to access the FFMPEG CLI ?
Here is the code I currently have, just using local file locations (using fflib ffmpeg library).
public IList<documentstoreattachment> AddDocumentsToDocumentStore(IList<fileattachment> documentsToStore, Guid personId, IList<documentattributedto> documentAttributes)
{
var storedDocuments = new List<documentstoreattachment>();
foreach (var documentToStore in documentsToStore)
{
try
{
if (IsExtensionAllowed(documentToStore.AttachmentName))
{
if (documentToStore.MimeType == "mpeg")
{
Job2Convert job = new Job2Convert()
{
pszSrcFile = @"..\..\Amigo Loans 2018 Advert MPG.mpg",
pszDstFile = @"C:\Users\ben.hayward\Desktop\Amigo Loans 2018 Advert MPG.mp4",
pszDstFormat = "mp4",
pszAudioCodec = "aac",
nAudioChannels = 2,
nAudioBitrate = -1,
nAudioRate = -1,
pszVideoCodec = "h264",
nVideoBitrate = -1,
nVideoFrameRate = -1,
nVideoFrameWidth = -1,
nVideoFrameHeight = -1
};
_sut.ConvertFile(job);
}
storedDocuments.Add(AddDocumentToDocumentStore(documentToStore.AttachmentName, documentToStore.ByteArray, documentToStore.MimeType, personId, documentAttributes));
}
else
{
Logger.WarnFormat("AddDocumentsToDocumentStore: File extension not allowed for file name: {0}, person id: {1}", documentToStore.AttachmentName, personId);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
#region Error
Logger.Error(String.Format("There was a problem saving the document to the document store. The file name was {0}, person id: {1}",
documentToStore.AttachmentName, personId), e);
#endregion
}
}
return storedDocuments;
}
</documentstoreattachment></documentattributedto></fileattachment></documentstoreattachment>Thank you in advance.
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Revision 33989 : Correction de quelques items de langue et nettoyage d’items inutiles ...
27 décembre 2009, par eric@… — LogCorrection de quelques items de langue et nettoyage d’items inutiles (Langonet)
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