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  • Cannot include ffmpeg.exe using auto-py-to-exe

    4 avril 2024, par YYY

    I'm trying to generate an exe for my PyQT application that uses ffmpeg using auto-py-to-exe.

    


    Within the application, there are calls to ffmpeg as an os command (like 'ffmpeg -i file ... output) .
As I have ffmpeg installed on my machine and accessible from the Windows Path, when I run the app exe on my machine, I don't have any issue.

    


    However, when it's someone that doesn't have ffmpeg installed, he/she encounters an error like "'ffmpeg' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operal program or batch file"

    


    I don't want to put ffmpeg within a folder of the app as I call local modules that already call ffmpeg as an os command.

    


    I have tried first to add ffmpeg.exe as a file (as recommended in one stackoverflow post) and then as a binary but without success
autopytoexe

    


    I've already tried with the configuration stated in this

    


    Can anyone help me on this ?

    


    EDIT N°2

    


    It turns out that when I export the exe on my machine by including ffmpeg as a binary either with pyinstaller or auto-py-to-exe, the final exe doesn't recognize the ffmpeg command even if it's in the folder.

    


    __internal folder

    


    However, I've tried the same configuration on another machine and it worked without any error.

    


    I've tried to install another ffmpeg version and link this version on the final exe but without success

    


  • avfiltergraph.c : restore disabling of auto conversions

    10 août 2016, par Burt P
    avfiltergraph.c : restore disabling of auto conversions

    Restore a check added in 440af105f2306d3c7b3b3f4d7530bab910d49cb9
    
but lost sometime after. avfilter_graph_set_auto_convert() will
    
have an effect once again.
    

    Signed-off-by : Burt P <pburt0@gmail.com>
    • [DH] libavfilter/avfiltergraph.c

  • ffmpeg settings most like YouTube's 720P option

    29 janvier 2020, par Anthony

    I would like to support file transcoding if a video’s bitrate is beyond a certain threshold. I’d like to as closely as possible emulate YouTube’s 720P settings, what is the best way to achieve this using ffmpeg ?

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