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How to convert multiple video files in a specific path outputvideo with the same video name
31 janvier, par Oussama GamerThe following code to converts a one video from mp4 to avi using ffmpeg


ffmpeg.exe -i "kingman.mp4" -c copy "kingman.avi"


I need to convert multiple videos in a specific path. "outputvideo" with the same video name


This is the my code that needs to be modified.


from pathlib import Path
import subprocess
from glob import glob

all_files = glob('./video/*.mp4')

for filename in all_files:
 videofile = Path(filename)
 outputfile = Path(r"./outputvideo/")
 codec = "copy"
 ffmpeg_path = (r"ffmpeg.exe")

outputfile = outputfile / f"{videofile.stem}"

outputfile.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)

command = [
 f"{ffmpeg_path}",
 "-i", f"{videofile}",
 "-c", f"{codec}",
 "{outputfile}",]

process = subprocess.Popen(
 command,
 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
 stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
 text=True,
 bufsize=1,
 universal_newlines=True)
process.communicate()



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What does -inf LUFS mean in the output of ffmpeg ?
17 novembre 2020, par Bailey BrightmanI've looked through the documentation but havent been able to figure out exactly what this means. Could it be an issue with the command I'm running ?


Heres the command :

-i ${filePath} -af loudnorm=I=-16:dual_mono=true:TP=-1.5:LRA=11:print_format=summary -f null - 2>&1

And heres part of the output I'm getting :

Output Integrated: -inf LUFS
Output True Peak: -17.2 dBTP
Output LRA: 0.0 LU
Output Threshold: -70.0 LUFS



I'm trying to use this information to ensure that audio is lower than a set LUFS Value


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How to make RedirectStandardOutput sends output while the process is running (realtime)
19 février 2017, par WayneI have this simple GUI for ffmpeg video convertion I made using VS2015 (visual basic)
So far everything works except for the status text box where I want the current status to show while the conversion process is at work.
Here is the code where I tried to capture the status
'LET'S GET READY TO CONVERT
ConvertProcessInfo.FileName = theApp
ConvertProcessInfo.Arguments = theOptions
'LET'S TRY TO CAPTURE STATUS
ConvertProcessInfo.RedirectStandardError = True
ConvertProcessInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = True
ConvertProcessInfo.UseShellExecute = False
ConvertProcessInfo.CreateNoWindow = True
procFFMPEG.StartInfo = ConvertProcessInfo
'LET'S CONVERT
procFFMPEG.Start()
Dim theStat As StreamReader = procFFMPEG.StandardError
Dim theStatOut As String = theStat.ReadToEnd()
txtProcessInfo.Text = theStatOut
'LET'S WAIT FOR PROCESS TO EXIT
procFFMPEG.WaitForExit()The problem, my status textbox only gets the status after the conversion is done, not during conversion. Only last/final status is returned.