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Thanks for the tip! I was hoping to combine lengthy h264 .mts video files chopped at 4GB by the video camera into one YouTube upload without duplicating on dis
by password4321 4y ago
Thanks for the tip!
I was hoping to combine lengthy h264 .mts video files chopped at 4GB by the video camera into one YouTube upload without duplicating on disk first.
Edit: also maybe some simple filters/ML to detect anything interesting to clip and merge into a time lapse.
- ilyt 4y agoYeah forcing YT to accept it directly from ffmpeg would be the hardest part. I hit that behaviour when I tried to upload encode directly to S3 bucket, turned out only some formats worked
- password4321 4y agoMoviePy is pretty committed to working with files, and I couldn't quickly figure out PyAV pts/dts for the concat even though the files were all exactly the same format.
- cellularmitosis 4y agoHave you tried using a fifo file?
- j1elo 4y agoWouldn't it work if you stream the resulting video as a Youtube Live stream? You would have to set a stream up in the Youtube creator web page, in order to get a streaming key and with it, a full RTMP URL. Then in FFmpeg, use "-f rtmp://...your target url" as output. Youtube will stream a live video (which you can hide as "unlisted") and afterwards, the video will remain in the channel as a VOD.