I've used ffmpeg for transcoding and appending videos to one another
so if you're requirements are to transcode and append then ffmpeg will
work nicely in my experience. I think you can also insert one video
into another by splitting the second video and appending the parts in
the right order.
I just recently wrapped up the code for a ColdFusion library that wraps
ffmpeg.exe to transcode videos to any formats needed and uses the Video for
Everybody output for HTML that serves up video for, well, everybody. ;-)
No docs yet, but if this looks like something that would be helpful I can
Also take a look at Zencoder. Allows you to do all your video stuff
via the cloud. They have a darn nice API too.
http://www.raymondcamden.com/index.cfm/2011/4/26/Video-encoding-with-Zencoder
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Justin Scott leviat...@darktech.org wrote:
Hi all, I am curious if
Hello Steve and everyone,
Bring on the docs please.
Peter Donahue
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From: Steve Bryant st...@bryantwebconsulting.com
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Subject: Re: Video Processing?
I just recently wrapped up
@Mack - Thanks for the confirmation, that lets me know it's possible
which is a good start.
@Steve - Interesting, I will take a look at that as soon as I can. If
it's just a wrapper for ffmpeg I can probably extend it to handle
stitching if needed.
@Ray - Thanks for the suggestion. I had
Justin,
I'll work on docs for my solution soon. In the meantime, you might also look at
PandaStream if you are willing to use 3rd party pay-per-use libraries.
http://www.pandastream.com/
Steve
@Mack - Thanks for the confirmation, that lets me know it's possible
which is a good start.
@Steve
Peter,
They are really basic at this point, but I figure some documentation is better
than no documentation. If anyone has any questions, I'll amend the file or add
documentation accordingly.
Thanks,
Steve
Hello Steve and everyone,
Bring on the docs please.
Peter Donahue
I just recently
Hi all, I am curious if anyone has hands-on experience with processing
video that they might be willing to share? I have a potential project
which will need video transcoding services as well as stitching
parts of videos together to form new videos. From looking around I
saw the ffmpeg library
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