◊ A tool for creating a sequence of ascii text files from given video using FFMPEG ◊
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package extractor
import (
"fmt"
"path/filepath"
"github.com/lijo-jose/gffmpeg/pkg/gffmpeg"
)
const (
ImageFileExtention string = "png"
)
func GetFFMPEG(binPath string) gffmpeg.GFFmpeg {
GFFMPEG, err := gffmpeg.NewGFFmpeg(binPath)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
return GFFMPEG
}
func ExtractFrames(gff gffmpeg.GFFmpeg, videoPath, outputPath string, fps int) {
builder := gffmpeg.NewBuilder()
builder = builder.SrcPath(videoPath).VideoFilters(fmt.Sprintf("fps=%v", fps)).DestPath(outputPath + "%10d." + ImageFileExtention)
gff.Set(builder)
output := gff.Start(nil)
if output.Err != nil {
panic(output.Err)
}
}
func ExtractAudio(gff gffmpeg.GFFmpeg, videoPath, outputPath string) {
builder := gffmpeg.NewBuilder()
builder = builder.SrcPath(videoPath).VideoFilters("-q:a -map a").DestPath(filepath.Join(outputPath, "extractedAudio.mp3"))
gff.Set(builder)
output := gff.Start(nil)
if output.Err != nil {
panic(output.Err)
}
}