tkduong98
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3 years ago You can use information.getAllProperties() to get all information
Closed fabyeah closed 3 years ago
tkduong98
commented
3 years ago You can use information.getAllProperties() to get all information
fabyeah
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3 years ago @tkduong98 thanks a lot, that works! The example in the README should probably be updated.
The problem with lots of unwanted automatic console output, whenever I run FFprobe, remains. Any way to turn that off?
fabyeah
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3 years ago Tried RNFFmpegConfig.setLogLevel(LogLevel.AV_LOG_QUIET); but doesn't help.
aaronkaz
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3 years ago I'm seeing same issue as OP. Result is always empty, getAllProperties is always empty, lots of information in the log though.
fabyeah
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3 years ago @aaronkaz try this for example:
RNFFprobe.getMediaInformation('<file path or uri>').then(information => {
alert('Duration: ' + information.getAllProperties().format.duration);
});I go to react-native-ffmpeg folder in node module and turn it off
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avencat
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3 years ago Hi everyone! @aaronkaz @fabyeah @tkduong98 I've managed to silent the logs (only tested on Android for now) by providing a log callback to the config:
import { RNFFmpeg, RNFFmpegConfig, RNFFprobe } from 'react-native-ffmpeg';
const myFunction = async () => {
RNFFmpegConfig.enableLogCallback(() => undefined);
const information = await RNFFprobe.getMediaInformation(`${RNFS.CachesDirectoryPath}/video.mp4`);
console.log(information. getAllProperties());
}Let me know if it helps in your case! 😉
fabyeah
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3 years ago @avencat works like a charm 👌
This problem only occurs on android btw, no additional output on ios.
Running
RNFFprobe.getMediaInformationlogs a ton of stuff to console, but the passed back result object is empty:Result: {}. I was expecting nothing to be automatically logged to console (is there an option to turn this off?) and the result object be populated with media info.This is my code (taken from the README):
This is the console output: