| Name | PyFFMedia JSON |
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| Summary | A PYTHON PACKAGE FOR VIDEO CONVERSION AND PROBING USING FFMPEG FFPLAY AND FFPROBE. |
| upload_time | 2024-02-09 13:05:14 |
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| author | ROHIT SINGH |
| requires_python | >=3.9 |
| license | GPL-3.0 |
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# [PyFFMedia] - A POWERFUL PYTHON PACKAGE FOR FFMPEG AND FFPROBE OPERATIONS, LATEST 2024.
[](https://github.com/yourusername/PyFFMedia/blob/main/LICENSE)
**PyFFMedia**: IS A PYTHON PACKAGE THAT PROVIDES A SIMPLIFIED INTERFACE FOR USING FFMPEG AND FFPROBE, ALLOWING USERS TO PERFORM VIDEO CONVERSION AND PROBING WITH EASE.
## FEATURES:
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION WITH FFMPEG FFPROBE
- EASY-TO-USE FUNCTIONS FOR VIDEO CONVERSION AND PROBING.
- NO NEED TO SPECIFY EXTERNAL PATHS FOR FFMPEG FFPROBE.
## LIST THE AVAILABLE CODECS AND FORMATES:
`ffmpe = ffpe()`
- `ffmpe.formats()`
- `ffmpe.codecs()`
#### USE `.formate()` AND `.codecs()` METHOD.
## Using the `ffpr` class
#### THE `ffpr` CLASS PROVIDES METHODS FOR PROBING MEDIA FILES. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF HOW TO USE THESE METHODS:
```python
from PyFFMedia import ffpr
# Create an instance of the ffpr class
ffprobe = ffpr()
# Probe a media file
info = ffprobe.probe(r"PATH_TO_MEDIA_FILE")
# Print the probed information in a pretty format
ffprobe.pretty(info)
```
#### IN THIS EXAMPLE, REPLACE `"PATH_TO_MEDIA_FILE"` WITH THE ACTUAL PATH TO YOUR MEDIA FILE. THE `.probe` METHOD RETURNS A DICTIONARY CONTAINING INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEDIA FILE. THE `.pretty`
## USING THE `FFPE` CLASS
#### THE `FFPE` CLASS PROVIDES METHODS FOR VIDEO CONVERSION, LISTING CODECS, AND LISTING FORMATS. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF HOW TO USE THESE METHODS:
```python
from PyFFMedia import ffpe
# Create an instance of the ffpe class
ffmpe = ffpe()
# Convert a video file
ffmpe.convert(
input_file="path_to_input_file",
output_file="path_to_output_file",
cv="libx264", # Video codec
ca="aac", # Audio codec
s="1280x720", # Resolution
ar=44100, # Audio sample rate
ac=2, # Number of audio channels
ba="128k", # Audio bitrate
r=30, # Frame rate
f="mp4" # Output format
)
```
#### USE THE `.convert()` METHOD TO CONVERT MEDIA.
## IMPORT CLASS:
- `from PyFFMedia import ffpe, ffpr`
- `from PyFFMedia import *`
## INSTALLATION:
```bash
pip install PyFFMedia
```
## Contact
```
THIS PROJECT IS MAINTAINED BY ROHIT SINGH. FOR ANY QUERIES OR CONTRIBUTIONS, PLEASE REACH OUT TO US. THANK YOU FOR USING PyFFMedia, LATEST 2024.
```
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