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    13 novembre 2018, par Weissu

    Which one is better choice for UWP ? VLC is really easy to start to use but FFmpeg more complicated (read : difficult). But if we are thinking for example licenses, support of different format, casting, media tags, converting , subtitles and audio support, video/audio editing etc.

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  • combine two audio files with a command line tool

    29 août 2018, par holographix

    I’ve to merge two (or more) audio files (like a guitar and a drum track) into a single file.
    I’m running over linux CentOS and I’d need a command line tool to do so, because I’ve got to run this as part of a background process, triggered via crontab of a custom bash script.
    I also need to be able to change the pan, volume, trim and start time (i.e I want the guitar track to start after 1.25ms after the drum track so that they can be both in sync with each other).

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  • FFMPEG video overlay with remote overlay source

    19 mai 2012, par Dasas

    I'm trying to achive an overlay with ffmpeg wich take the overlay source from a "remote" video encoder.

    Just for the sake of testing i'm using random online video source.

    As you will notice in the code below the source and the overlay are the same. That's not the problem.

    The command i'm using at the moment is the following :

    ffmpeg -f mjpeg -i http://81.20.148.158/anony/mjpg.cgi  -vf "movie=http://81.20.148.158/anony/mjpg.cgi [mv]; [in][mv] overlay=0:0" output.avi

    Here an easy-to-read version :

    ffmpeg 
    
-f mjpeg
    
-i http://81.20.148.158/anony/mjpg.cgi  
    
-vf "movie=http://81.20.148.158/anony/mjpg.cgi [mv]; [in][mv] overlay=0:0" 
    
output.avi

    I'm getting this error :

    Missing key or no key/value separator found after key '//81.20.148.158/anony/mjpg.cgi'

    It works pretty well if i use a "local" video source such as

    ffmpeg 
    
-f mjpeg
    
-i http://81.20.148.158/anony/mjpg.cgi  
    
-vf "movie=a.flv [mv]; [in][mv] overlay=0:0" 
    
output.avi

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    Thanks,
    Francesco.

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