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FFMpegCore
Setup
NuGet:
Install-Package FFMpegCore
A great way to use FFMpeg encoding when writing video applications, client-side and server-side. It has wrapper methods that allow conversion to all web formats: MP4, OGV, TS and methods of capturing screens from the videos.
Binaries
If you prefer to manually download them, visit ffbinaries.
Windows
command: choco install ffmpeg -Y
location: C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\ffmpeg\tools\ffmpeg\bin
Mac OSX
command: brew install ffmpeg mono-libgdiplus
location: /usr/local/bin
Ubuntu
command: sudo apt-get install -y ffmpeg libgdiplus
location: /usr/bin
Path Configuration
Behavior
If you wish to support multiple client processor architectures, you can do so by creating a folder x64
and x86
in the root
directory.
Both folders should contain the binaries (ffmpeg.exe
and ffprobe.exe
) for build for the respective architectures.
By doing so, the library will attempt to use either /root/{ARCH}/(ffmpeg|ffprobe).exe
.
If these folders are not defined, it will try to find the binaries in /root/(ffmpeg|ffprobe.exe)
Option 1
The default value (\\FFMPEG\\bin
) can be overwritten via the FFMpegOptions
class:
public Startup()
{
FFMpegOptions.Configure(new FFMpegOptions { RootDirectory = "./bin" });
}
Option 2
The root directory for the ffmpeg binaries can be configured via the ffmpeg.config.json
file.
{
"RootDirectory": "./bin"
}
Compatibility
Some versions of FFMPEG might not have the same argument schema. The lib has been tested with version 3.3
to 4.1
API
FFProbe
FFProbe is used to gather video information
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputFile = "G:\\input.mp4";
// loaded from configuration
var video = new VideoInfo(inputFile);
string output = video.ToString();
Console.WriteLine(output);
}
Sample output:
Video Path : G:\input.mp4
Video Root : G:\\
Video Name: input.mp4
Video Extension : .mp4
Video Duration : 00:00:09
Audio Format : none
Video Format : h264
Aspect Ratio : 16:9
Framerate : 30fps
Resolution : 1280x720
Size : 2.88 Mb
FFMpeg
Convert your video files to web ready formats:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputFile = "input_path_goes_here";
var encoder = new FFMpeg();
FileInfo outputFile = new FileInfo("output_path_goes_here");
var video = VideoInfo.FromPath(inputFile);
// easily track conversion progress
encoder.OnProgress += (percentage) => Console.WriteLine("Progress {0}%", percentage);
// MP4 conversion
encoder.Convert(
video,
outputFile,
VideoType.Mp4,
Speed.UltraFast,
VideoSize.Original,
AudioQuality.Hd,
true
);
// OGV conversion
encoder.Convert(
video,
outputFile,
VideoType.Ogv,
Speed.UltraFast,
VideoSize.Original,
AudioQuality.Hd,
true
);
// TS conversion
encoder.Convert(
video,
outputFile,
VideoType.Ts
);
}
Easily capture screens from your videos:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputFile = "input_path_goes_here";
FileInfo output = new FileInfo("output_path_goes_here");
var video = VideoInfo.FromPath(inputFile);
new FFMpeg()
.Snapshot(
video,
output,
new Size(200, 400),
TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1)
);
}
Join video parts:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
FFMpeg encoder = new FFMpeg();
encoder.Join(
new FileInfo(@"..\joined_video.mp4"),
VideoInfo.FromPath(@"..\part1.mp4"),
VideoInfo.FromPath(@"..\part2.mp4"),
VideoInfo.FromPath(@"..\part3.mp4")
);
}
Join image sequences:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
FFMpeg encoder = new FFMpeg();
encoder.JoinImageSequence(
new FileInfo(@"..\joined_video.mp4"),
1, // FPS
ImageInfo.FromPath(@"..\1.png"),
ImageInfo.FromPath(@"..\2.png"),
ImageInfo.FromPath(@"..\3.png")
);
}
Strip audio track from videos:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputFile = "input_path_goes_here",
outputFile = "output_path_goes_here";
new FFMpeg()
.Mute(
VideoInfo.FromPath(inputFile),
new FileInfo(outputFile)
);
}
Save audio track from video:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputVideoFile = "input_path_goes_here",
outputAudioFile = "output_path_goes_here";
new FFMpeg()
.ExtractAudio(
VideoInfo.FromPath(inputVideoFile),
new FileInfo(outputAudioFile)
);
}
Add audio track to video:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputVideoFile = "input_path_goes_here",
inputAudioFile = "input_path_goes_here",
outputVideoFile = "output_path_goes_here";
FFMpeg encoder = new FFMpeg();
new FFMpeg()
.ReplaceAudio(
VideoInfo.FromPath(inputVideoFile),
new FileInfo(inputAudioFile),
new FileInfo(outputVideoFile)
);
}
Add poster image to audio file (good for youtube videos):
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputImageFile = "input_path_goes_here",
inputAudioFile = "input_path_goes_here",
outputVideoFile = "output_path_goes_here";
FFMpeg encoder = new FFMpeg();
((Bitmap)Image.FromFile(inputImageFile))
.AddAudio(
new FileInfo(inputAudioFile),
new FileInfo(outputVideoFile)
);
/* OR */
new FFMpeg()
.PosterWithAudio(
inputImageFile,
new FileInfo(inputAudioFile),
new FileInfo(outputVideoFile)
);
}
Control over the 'FFmpeg' process doing the job:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string inputVideoFile = "input_path_goes_here",
outputVideoFile = "input_path_goes_here";
FFMpeg encoder = new FFMpeg();
// start the conversion process
Task.Run(() => {
encoder.Convert(new VideoInfo(inputVideoFile), new FileInfo(outputVideoFile));
});
// stop encoding after 2 seconds (only for example purposes)
Thread.Sleep(2000);
encoder.Stop();
}
Enums
Video Size enumeration:
public enum VideoSize
{
HD,
FullHD,
ED,
LD,
Original
}
Speed enumeration:
public enum Speed
{
VerySlow,
Slower,
Slow,
Medium,
Fast,
Faster,
VeryFast,
SuperFast,
UltraFast
}
Audio codecs enumeration:
public enum AudioCodec
{
Aac,
LibVorbis
}
Audio quality presets enumeration:
public enum AudioQuality
{
Ultra = 384,
Hd = 192,
Normal = 128,
Low = 64
}
Video codecs enumeration:
public enum VideoCodec
{
LibX264,
LibVpx,
LibTheora,
Png,
MpegTs
}
ArgumentBuilder
Custom video converting presets could be created with help of ArgumentsContainer
class:
var container = new ArgumentsContainer();
container.Add(new VideoCodecArgument(VideoCodec.LibX264));
container.Add(new ScaleArgument(VideoSize.Hd));
var ffmpeg = new FFMpeg();
var result = ffmpeg.Convert(container, new FileInfo("input.mp4"), new FileInfo("output.mp4"));
Other availible arguments could be found in FFMpegCore.FFMPEG.Arguments
namespace.
If you need to create your custom argument, you just need to create new class, that is inherited from Argument
, Argument<T>
or Argument<T1, T2>
For example:
public class OverrideArgument : Argument
{
public override string GetStringValue()
{
return "-y";
}
}
Contributors
License
Copyright © 2018, Vlad Jerca. Released under the MIT license.