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    13 avril 2011, par

    MediaSPIP automatically converts uploaded files to internet-compatible formats.
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    13 avril 2011, par

    MediaSPIP uses HTML5 video and audio tags to play multimedia files, taking advantage of the latest W3C innovations supported by modern browsers.
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  • Querying an audio/video file for information

    4 juin 2013, par TRiG

    I want a PHP function which receives the path to a file and returns an array of information about it. The PHP file can call FFmpeg.

    Returned data should be something like

    Array(
    
    [mime]          => video/ogg
    
    [container]     => Ogg
    
    [video]         => Theora
    
    [audio]         => Vorbis
    
    [duration]      => 20.3 // in seconds
    
)
    

    
Array(
    
    [mime]          => audio/ogg
    
    [container]     => Ogg
    
    [video]         =>
    
    [audio]         => FLAC
    
    [duration]      => 3
    
)
    

    
Array(
    
    [mime]          => image/gif
    
    [container]     => GIF
    
    [video]         => Animated GIF
    
    [audio]         =>
    
    [duration]      => 2
    
)
    

    
Array(
    
    [mime]          => video/webm
    
    [container]     => WebM
    
    [video]         => VP8
    
    [audio]         => Vorbis
    
    [duration]      => 900.7
    
)
    

    
false // not a media file

    I've never worked with FFmpeg or with PHP's shell_exec() function, but it seems that FFmpeg will give information about videos (or audio files) in a fairly hard-to-parse format. I assume that something like this is possible, though.

  • fate : split off Ut Video codec FATE tests into their own file

    14 décembre 2011, par Diego Biurrun

    fate : split off Ut Video codec FATE tests into their own file

  • fate : split off lossless video and audio FATE tests into their own files

    14 décembre 2011, par Diego Biurrun

    fate : split off lossless video and audio FATE tests into their own files

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