heres a 1 liner for you..
scp /full/path/to/images/*.png ubuntu@ip-10-0-0-196:/full/path/to/images/ &&
ssh ubuntu@ip-10-0-0-196 'ffmpeg -pattern_type glob -r 60 -i
/full/path/to/images/*.png -c:v libvpx-vp9 -pix_fmt yuva420p ffmpeg.webm'
> On Jul 23, 2018, at 11:12 12PM, Andrew Stuart
> wr
>> My goal is for ffmpeg to be running and listening on a network port, then
>> from another machine to send the PNG sequence over the network directly into
>> ffmpeg, and have the resulting video file saved.
>> So I need to work out how to configure ffmpeg to listen on the network for a
>> seq
Hi Andrew,
Maybe you can write a software to listen on a port, and then rewrite the pngs
to FIFO. and start ffmpeg from the software.the ffmpeg's input can be a FIFO.
2018-07-24
zhangkai.gis
From:Andrew Stuart
Date:2018-07-24 10:17
Subject:[FFmpeg-user] How to send sequence of PNG
OK I’ve done a ton of research, and have found tantalizing hints, but can’t
really work out if this is possible.
Currently I use ffmpeg to pick up a sequence of PNG files from the disk render
them into a video. Works great - no problems.
My goal is for ffmpeg to be running and listening on a n
