Reverse command crashes when the video has got more than 1 fragment

tizisdeepan / VideoEditor

FFmpeg is a powerful multimedia framework which allows us to decode, encode, transcode, stream, filter and play most of the media content available now. With the help of these tools, you can develop and application that can manipulate any form of media to the desired output. Sky is not the limit when using FFmpeg. I prefer FFmpeg-all which is a Bible for FFmpeg but it is difficult to read if you do not know what you are looking for. To make it easy, I will summarise the basics of video manipulations using FFmpeg which, then you can use in your own applications or libraries that you are working on. I have developed a simple library that enables you to trim and crop a video, additionally you can compress any video and convert it into any format that you desire.

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Reverse command crashes when the video has got more than 1 fragment #8

Open ferPrieto opened 3 years ago

ferPrieto commented 3 years ago

As soon as the video selected is more than 2 seconds, the fragments of the video don't get reversed and there's no logs at all. In case the video has got one fragment, it does not crash but the logs say the video wasn't reversed, although it actually was.

OS: Android 11 Device: Pixel2

Is there any other FFmpeg repository I could use for Android 11? I've not found anything updated :(

Link184 commented 3 years ago

This ffmpeg library seems to be most relevant in 2020 https://github.com/tanersener/mobile-ffmpeg

ferPrieto commented 3 years ago

Thanks @Link184 It seems like it's the only project updated at the moment