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Tag: ffmpeg

FFmpeg export codec not supported by Samsung

I am using FFmpeg to render videos (concatenating image files with audio and then applying speed and volume filters) to export videos to upload to TikTok. As a result, I must first move the videos to my phone. I do not understand why my phone (S20) will happily play one of the videos (codec information pictured first), but presents an

How to delete mp3 file after the bot played it

I am trying to create a music bot and now I want the bot to delete the current playing song after it finished playing. There’s my code: It’s saving the files to a folder called “music_files” with the format videoid.mp3 I noticed that it’s logging something in the cmd when logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) is added to the main.py file under the imports,

ffmpeg does not recognize used codec in any way

I am using ffmpeg-python to combine video and audio in my program but for one video file I constantly get this error: It just doesn’t recognize it. I know that the codec is av01 I have tried passing it in as the vcodec keyword but nothing would work. I tried going to cmd directly and adding to the ‘analyzeduration’ and

Python ffmpeg won’t accept path, why?

everytime i launch the code and set the correct path it gives me this error, I tried including ffmpeg path, uninstalling and installing the library back but no luck. I’ve also tried using diffrent ways to set the path like putting it directly without saving it to a variable, this is getting me crazy please help me with a solution

Trouble with converting webm into mp3 with pydub in python

so basically I want to convert song what I downloaded from youtube in webm and convert to into mp3 when I wanted export song just with song.export(“neco.mp3”) it didn’t work too I have in workfolder ffmpeg.exe and ffprobe.exe here is the code here is the output of the console I think it is something with codec but I have no

FFMPEG concat leaves audio gapes between clips

I’m writing a python script that uses subprocess to invoke FFMPEG, not using pyffmpeg. My script generates a variable number of MP4 files using the AAC audio codec, and concatenates them together using FFMPEG. Here is how I’m constructing each clip: The command I’m using to concatenate them is: I then take that resulting video, and mix a looping audio

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