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Richard Stallman et le logiciel libre
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Personnaliser en ajoutant son logo, sa bannière ou son image de fond
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Submit bugs and patches
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How to update paperclip video location after processing in rails
15 octobre 2011, par user892583I'm using Paperclip for processing a user uploaded video with ffmpeg. I want to create a thumbnail image as well as convert the video to a standard format of my choosing. I have the ffmpeg processing working, however, I can't seem to figure out how to update the record after it has finished processing. I've used a number of rails - paperclip - ffmpeg references but haven't seen anyone converting the video and then using the converted video in the rails db, since it's creating a new video I will need to be able to update the record from within the paperclip processor, but how to do it ??
Thanks
- using Rails 3
- using paperclip processor with ffmpeg
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Drawing on video with ffmpeg
5 novembre 2011, par waxicalI'm trying to get some blocks of colour overlayed/burnt into video with ffmpeg. A bit like a watermark, I suppose but not a logo, just a block of color.
I've looked at using the drawbox function, which appears to me as if it's only applicable to creating images, not video. Alternatively, I could layer an image on the video.
Has anyone got experience with this sorta thing ?
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Convert FLV video with alpha channel to PNGs with transparency
8 octobre 2012, par AZARI have some FLV videos with alpha channels, and I want to convert each of them to PNG images using ffmpeg but keep the transparency.
So far, I've tried this :
ffmpeg -i input.flv -an -y %d.png
But this outputs the PNG files with black background.
Is there any way to do this ?
Alternate acceptable solution : If I can output the images and give the alpha channel a certain color of my choice. I can then remove it later via imagemagick and convert that color to transparency.