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  • ffmpeg images-to-video script anyone ?

    3 février 2014, par danja

    I'm wanting to take a bunch of images and make a video slideshow out of them. There'll be an app for that, right ? Yup, quite a few it seems. The problem is I want the slides synced to a piece of music, and all the apps I've seen only allow you to show each slide for a multiple of a whole second. I want them to show for multiples of 1.714285714 seconds to fit with 140 bpm.

    The tools I've seen generally seem to have ffmpeg under the hood, so presumably this kind of thing could be done with a script. But ffmpeg has sooo many options...I'm hoping someone will have something close.

    I'll have up to about 100 slides, the ones that have to show for 3.428571428 secs or whatever I guess I can simply show twice.

  • Best way to load in a video and to grab images using c++

    17 octobre 2011, par Seb

    I am looking for a fast way to load in a video file and to create images from them at certain intervals ( every second, every minute, every hour, etc.).

    I tried using DirectShow, but it just ran too slow for me to start the video file and move to a certain location to get data and to save it out to an image. Even if I disabled the reference clock. Tried OpenCV, but it has trouble opening the AVI file unless I know the exact codec information. So if I know a way to get the codec information out from OpenCV I may give it another shot. I tried to use FFMPEG, but I don't have as much control over it as well as I would wish.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated. This is being developed on a Windows box since it has to be hosted on a Windows box.

  • How to add text to a video with ffmpeg and python

    25 janvier 2013, par Jared Glass

    I've been trying to add text to an avi with ffmpeg and I can't seem to get it right.

    Please help :

    import subprocess
    

    
ffmpeg = "C:\\ffmpeg_10_6_11.exe"
    
inVid = "C:\\test_in.avi"
    
outVid = "C:\\test_out.avi"
    

    
proc = subprocess.Popen(ffmpeg + " -i " + inVid + " -vf drawtext=fontfile='arial.ttf'|text='test' -y " + outVid , shell=True, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
    
proc.wait()
    
print proc.stderr.read()

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