Closed becauseinterwebs closed 2 years ago
ffprobe
may fit in a cloud function, but I doubt ffmpeg
would. Not sure, though.
Hi @becauseinterwebs ,
Did you manage to run ffmpeg-concat in a google cloud function?
Im trying to do the same, but i get errors like
Unhandled error Error: Unsupported input video format "mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2": /tmp/yk7fitgqv5yjvdav2duf.mp4
at AsyncFunction.module.exports.initScene (/workspace/node_modules/ffmpeg-concat/lib/init-frames.js:135:11)
at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:95:5)
Cheers, Silviu
Has anyone tried using ffmpeg-concat in a google cloud function? It requires ffprobe to be installed and on path. Is there a way to specify a path when calling the API? I am using fluent-ffmpeg in a cloud function along with ffprobe-static and ffprobe. With ffprobe you can specify the path:
ffprobe(path, {path: ffprobeStatic.path});
Is this possible in ffmpeg-concat? TIA!