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MediaSPIP Simple : futur thème graphique par défaut ?
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ffmpeg modify audio length/size ( stretch or shrink)
14 juin 2016, par midoI am developing a web app, where people can record videos. I have been able to send chunks of audio n video to server successfully, where I am trying to combine them and return as single proper file.
my problem is if the recording is for one hour, after merging the chunks
video length : 1:00:00 , audio length : 00:59:30,
now, this is not a issue of audio not getting recorded( I have checked that), the problem is, somehow, when i merge the chunks of audio, it shrinks,
I find that it is progressive sync issue where it gets worse and worse as time increases.
I have searched the net for the solution, most places say
async
, I have tried using it, but to no avail, is the below usage correct ?ffmpeg -i audio.wav -async 1 -i video.webm -y -strict -2 v.mp4
(v.mp4 is the final file that I provide to the users.)
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ffmpeg modify audio length/size ( stretch or shrink)
24 janvier 2024, par midoI am developing a web app, where people can record videos. I have been able to send chunks of audio n video to server successfully, where I am trying to combine them and return as single proper file.



my problem is if the recording is for one hour, after merging the chunks



video length : 1:00:00 , audio length : 00:59:30,



now, this is not a issue of audio not getting recorded( I have checked that), the problem is, somehow, when i merge the chunks of audio, it shrinks,





I find that it is progressive sync issue where it gets worse and worse as time increases.





I have searched the net for the solution, most places say
async
, I have tried using it, but to no avail, is the below usage correct ?


ffmpeg -i audio.wav -async 1 -i video.webm -y -strict -2 v.mp4



(v.mp4 is the final file that I provide to the users.)


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If I kill ffmpeg command its video lenght is 5 seconds shorter then the actual length ?
7 mai 2014, par Sumit JasujaI am using ffmpeg to capture screen. output is in mp4 format. when I kill ffmpeg command its video length is 5 seconds shorter then the actual length.
Process killed using following code :
foreach (Process pr in Process.GetProcessesByName("ffmpeg"))
{
pr.Kill();
}