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A python video conversion script that outputs html5 (ogv, mp4, webm) and flash (flv) formats.
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Server Side HTML5 and Flash Video Converter
A python script for server side conversion of videos to HTML5 and Flash video formats. Converts input videos to flv, ogg, mp4, and webm allowing them to be played on a wide range of browsers including mobile devices.
flash_converter.py [-hitpfdebvg] [-h | --help] prints this help and usage message [-i | --input-dir] the video input root directory. [-t | --output-dir] the video output directory. [-p | --prefix] a filename prefix for video outputs. [-f | --input-file] the input video file to convert [-d | --dry-run] dry run, print commands, don't convert [-e | --exists] ignore file if output already exists. [-b | --backup] backup old videos, rename to *.bak [-v | --verbosity] the verbosity level, quiet to debug [-g | --logfile] the conversion logfile [-m | --format] list of output formats, overrides default
To operate correctly serveral pieces of software must be installed from source. The following guide explains in detail how to download and install the software correctly. Other libraries such as libtheora may also need to be installed.
In general the script takes a single file or directory structure of files to convert. For each video it uses the mediainfo command to gather information, using this information to create a web video of good quality at an acceptable size. This involves setting correct frame rates, sampling rates, and scaling widths and heights. Aspect ratios are kept the same as the original video and it is scaled up or down as needed. The video is padded with black bars to get a final scaled output. Ffmpeg is used to do the conversion to different video output formats.
Please feel free to send any improvements or bug fixes.
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A python video conversion script that outputs html5 (ogv, mp4, webm) and flash (flv) formats.
PythonVideoConverter 1.0.3
Video Converter is a Python 3 (>= 3.7) module for converting video files from one format and codec to another.
It uses the FFmpeg multimedia framework for actual file processing, and adds an easy-to-use API for probing and converting media files on top of it.
Quickstart
from converter import Converter conv = Converter() info = conv.probe('test/test1.avi') convert = conv.convert('test/test1.avi', 'test/test1.mp4', < 'format': 'mp4', 'audio': < 'codec': 'aac', 'samplerate': 11025, 'channels': 2 >, 'video': < 'codec': 'hevc', 'width': 720, 'height': 400, 'fps': 25 >>) for timecode in convert: print(f'\rConverting () . ')
Documentation and tests
There’s a fair amount of documentation in doc/ directory. To generate it from Sphinx sources, use:
and then visit doc/_build/html/index.html .
To run the automated tests:
The test suite assumes you already have the required ffmpeg and ffprobe tools installed on your system.
Installation and requirements
Note that this only installs the Python Video Converter library. The ffmpeg and ffprobe tools should be installed on the system separately, with all the codec and format support you require.
If you need to compile and install the tools manually, have a look at the example script test/install-ffmpeg.sh (used for automated test suite). It may or may not be useful for your requirements, so don’t just blindly run it — check that it does what you need first.
Authors and Copyright
Copyright © 2019. Python Video Converter contributors. See the AUTHORS.txt File.
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Video Converter based on Python 3.6.x and FFMPEG Library
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VideoC-AF : Python based Video Converter
VideoC-Af is a simple Python based video converter based on top of FFMpeg Multimedia Framework for converting video files from one format to another.
VideoC-AF can take videos of any file format and can convert it to multiple / different formats.
Currently is under early development so only MP4, WEBM & MP3 are supported.
- Can take video of any format and convert it in the above mentioned formats.
- Loss less mode supported — (In Dev)
- Supported frame resolutions: same, 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 1444p, 2160p, 4320p — (May add support for more advanced resolutions in future)
- You can specify the audio and video bitrates explicitly
- Custom output file directory
You can either provide a video file path or can provide a folder. The script walks through the complete folder directory provided and takes all the video files that can be converted.
- Install Python 3.x
- Clone this repo
- Initialize the project with virtual environment
- Install the project dependencies by running pip install -r requirements.txt
python converter.py -i INPUT_DIR_HERE -p * -f mp3
Here, all the video files in that above provided folder will be converted to mp3 format and the output will be stored in the same folder as of the input. If you want to provide a custom output directory then add an extra argument -o which stands for output:
python converter.py -i INPUT_DIR_HERE -p * -f mp3 -o OUTPUT_DIR_HERE
python converter.py -i INPUT_DIR_HERE -p * -f mp4 -s 720p -b normal -o OUTPUT_DIR_HERE
usage: videoc-af [-h] [-i [input_directory]] [-p FILE_PATTERN] [-f ] [-s ] [-b BITRATE] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -i [input_directory], --input_directory [input_directory] input directory of audio/video files to be converted -p FILE_PATTERN, --pattern FILE_PATTERN input file filter, regex-style (e.g: ".mov|.avi") -f , --format video output format -s , --size video frame size -b BITRATE, --bitrate BITRATE video bitrate adjustment -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT Output Folder Path -v, --version show program's version number and exit
Again, since I developed it for my own internal use but found out that many people need similar stuff for some or the other day to day media activities, so I thought of open sourcing it.
Its not very optimized, so any find of bug fixes, feature requests, pull requests, feedback, etc., are welcome.
VideoC-AF is released under the GPL v3 and the bundled ffmpeg is LGPL/GPL v2.1. If you’re in a country which recognizes software patents, it’s up to you to ensure you’re complying with the patent laws. Please read the FFMpeg Legal FAQ for more information.
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Video Converter based on Python 3.6.x and FFMPEG Library
Convert WEBM to MP4 via Free App or Python
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I want to create my own app that can convert WEBM to MP4?
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I do not want to upload my confidential WEBM or MP4 files anywhere? What are my options?
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