The output produced by this command gives us a lot of information on the streams of the file. TAG:handler_name=IsoMedia File Produced by Google, 5-11-2011 Ĭodec_long_name=AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) The output displayed on console by this command is very lengthy, as shown below.
The above command probes the ‘test.mp4’ video for format tags and streams. It can be used to get information about an audio or video file such as the streams, format or both using the following code: ffprobe -show_format -show_streams test.mp4 Included in the installation of the FFmpeg box is the ffprobe utility. Open the terminal and download the right python package using the wget utility, as shown here: The python version being used through this article is Python 2.7.x so make sure to install it on your own linux machine before going any further as a different version may give you all kind of errors when running the code in the python interactive shell.Ĭompiling code from source is a little bit tricky, but since it is needed to cover this installation for almost any kind of linux distribution going through all the package managers is not possible. Setting up python and ffmpeg on your linux box
Through this tutorial you are going to learn how to use the python programming language for interacting with this open source tool in order to automate some simple tasks. It is written mostly in C programming language and the best part is that FFmpeg is open source. There are many cool things you can do with this tool. What do I mean by this? Well, you can easily convert from one format to another, extract audio from a video, compress a video and even extract pictures from a video. # than only discovering the problem after transcoding.FFmpeg is a great multimedia framework that helps you deal with your audio and video files. # early if we can't read tags from the source file, rather # This has no effect if successful, but will throw an error ("Transcoding: %s -> %s", repr(self.src), repr(st)) Def transcode(self, ffmpeg="ffmpeg", dry_run=False):
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