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• FFMPEG Video Multiplexer

  4 décembre 2015, par Nader

  I am a DirectShow developer, I used to build multiplexers that take 2 video inputs and generate one output, I would then use a video encoder mux to feed it the output + anothrr audio stream to generate the final video output. The multiplexer (DirectShow framework) allows me to process the input video from two sources (for example, adding effects using the two frames).
  Does anyone know how this can be done using FFMPEG, or at least point me to the right resources ? Thanks

• add watermark and merge videos programmatically [on hold]

  14 septembre 2017, par Suriya Rakhunathan

  I am working on a node js project where i need to combine multiple videos to a single file and add watermark to the final video. I have tried using ffmpeg to achieve this functionality. But still facing some issues.

  Is it possible if any type of video formats like mp4, mpeg, avi to be handled ?

  Can this be achieved completely using node js or equivalent frameworks or should I use other languages like java, python..

  Please help me if any one have worked on such scenarios earlier and have some idea on this. I will post my current research status and points as i progress.

   Suriya

• Horizontally show two videos side by side and export to one video

  15 juin 2015, par Michael Liberman

  What I am trying to achieve :
  Programmatically (using some kind of script) combine two different videos to one video where the videos are shown side by side and sound from both videos is played simultaneously.

  I found at least two ways I could display two videos side by side but in each one I have a different problem that makes it difficult to complete the process :

  1. Avisyth and Avs2Avi :
     Avisyth really makes the process easy. With a simple Avisyth script like this you should be able to play two videos side by side :

     video1=AVISource("d:\file1.avi")<br />
video2=AVISource("d:\file2.avi")<br />
StackHorizontal(video1,video2)

     The creation of a new output file can be done with avs2avi.
     The problem here is that i am not able to play even one avi file with avisyth because I get "AviSource couldn’t locate a decompressor for fourcc xvid" message. I googled for the solutions to that problem but nothing helped. GSpot says that i have all the codecs needed and it seems I can not do anything. Because I can not get to running real videos, I dont know if the final video plays sounds from both videos. Avisyth installed correctly and I am able to run the following script StackHorizontal(version ,version).

  2. ffmpeg
     Works like a charm with two videos and the final file BUT i do not get the sounds from both videos but only the first one. I found out that the solution to add sound from the second video will be by using the libfaac in the command line, like that :
     

     ffmpeg.exe -i video1.mp4 -vf "[in] scale=iw/2:ih/2, pad=2*iw:ih [left]; movie=video2.mp4, scale=iw/3:ih/3 [right]; [left][right] overlay=main_w/2:0 [out]" -c:a libfaac -b:v 768k Output.mp4

  but i always get an error that the encoder libfaac can not be found. I downloaded the libfaac.dll but still no result.

  Is there a solution to any of these problems ? Is there another way to programmatically make one video from two videos that are played side by side ? Thanks in advance.