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Bug de détection d’ogg
22 mars 2013, par
Mis à jour : Avril 2013
Langue : français
Type : Video
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Processing time for adding an overlay to video using ffmpeg is too long in Android
23 septembre 2015, par AbhimanyuI am working on an app in which I am using android-ffmpeg-java library. I am using filter_complex to add a video overlay on static image but processing time it is taking is too long.
Can you please suggest any other library that could help me or how can i improvise the current codepublic Clip createOverlayVideo (String backGroungImagePath,String fiveSecsGifVideoPath , String outputPath, int x,int y,int bgwidth,int bgHeight,ShellCallback sc) throws Exception
{
Log.d("FfmpegController", "Width " + bgwidth);
Log.d("FfmpegController", "Height " + bgHeight);
Clip result = new Clip ();
ArrayList<string> cmd = new ArrayList<string>();
cmd = new ArrayList<string>();
cmd.add(mFfmpegBin);
cmd.add("-y");
cmd.add("-loop");
cmd.add("1");
cmd.add(Argument.FRAMERATE);
cmd.add("25" );
//-profile:v high -preset slow -b:v 500k
cmd.add("-i");
cmd.add(backGroungImagePath);
Log.e("X and Y value ==== ", "overlayAdditionOnImageConvertToVideo" + x + " y == " + y);
cmd.add("-i");
cmd.add(fiveSecsGifVideoPath);
cmd.add("-filter_complex");
//change x and y coordinate to 0 if x or y coordinate is neg
if(x<0)
x = 0;
if (y < 0)
y = 0;
//cmd.add("\"");
cmd.add("[0:v]scale=" + bgwidth + ":" + bgHeight + "[scaled];[scaled][1:v]overlay=" + x + ":" + y);
//cmd.add("\"");
Log.d("", "Command " + "[0:v]scale=" + bgwidth + ":" + bgHeight + "[scaled];[scaled][1:v]overlay=" + x + ":" + y);
Log.d("value", "Overlay command [0:v][1:v]overlay=" + x + ":" + y);
cmd.add("-shortest");
cmd.add("-t");
cmd.add("5");
cmd.add("-c:a");
cmd.add("copy");
cmd.add("-b:a");
cmd.add("128k");
cmd.add(Argument.FRAMERATE);
cmd.add("25" );
cmd.add("-preset");
cmd.add("ultrafast");
/*cmd.add("-b:v");
cmd.add("512k");
cmd.add("-minrate");
cmd.add("512k");
cmd.add("-maxrate");
cmd.add("512k");
cmd.add("-bufsize");
cmd.add("512k");
cmd.add("-f");
cmd.add("mp4");*/
cmd.add("-y");
result.path = outputPath;
cmd.add(new File(result.path).getCanonicalPath());
Log.d("FFMPEG", "createOverlayVideo Command " + cmd);
execFFMPEG(cmd, sc);
return result;
}
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Aws lambda timeout while processing a 1gb file using ffmpeg
12 novembre 2020, par jsdbtI have set timeout to 15min and memory to full 3GB.


I am passing s3 url of a 1gb video file to ffmpeg. File is 30min long. Processing it is taking longer that 15min in aws lambda resulting in timeout error. I need to add subtitles and text to the videos.


What other options I have to process large and LONG video files using ffmpeg, preferably serverless ?


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Processing files on server before moving it to S3
16 septembre 2015, par ahmgeekThe idea behind the application is to record videos from webcams with
WebRTC
, the problem is Chrome sending back two blobs : audiowav
and videowebm
so I do processing on both of them to make a final.mp4
withfmpeg
library from rails.I upload both blobs with
dragonfly
gem, and do the processing with the tilde command :ffmpeg -y -i #{avi_name}.avi -i #{audio_name}.mp3 -c:v libx264 -crf 19 -preset slow -c:a aac -strict experimental -b:a 192k -ac 2 #{avi_name}.mp4
That works fine on local development, on production it’s impossible to do it on S3 buckets - our videos and images goes to s3 bucket - I’ve tried it with no hopes. Also I’ve searched to see if anyone made any success, but no.
So I may upload it to our server acting as a temp server, then move it to S3. I use
dragonfly
for uploading and serving images, so it handles the upload nicely, but how can I achieve the goal with it ?