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ffmpy3

ffmpy3 is a fork of ffmpy, a simplistic FFmpeg <http://ffmpeg.org/>_ command line wrapper. ffmpy implements a Pythonic interface for executing FFmpeg via command line and uses Python's subprocess <https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html>_ module for synchronous execution. Asynchronous execution using yield from or await is also supported using Python's asyncio.subprocess <https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-subprocess.html>_ module.

Installation

You guessed it::

pip install ffmpy3

Quick example

The following code snippet executes FFmpeg synchronously, taking input.mp4 from the current directory as the input. It remuxes the contents of input.mp4 into a new file called output.avi which is saved in the current directory.

.. code:: python

import ffmpy3 ff = ffmpy3.FFmpeg( ... inputs={'input.mp4': None}, ... outputs={'output.avi': None} ... ) ff.run()

The following code snippet does the same thing as above, but executes FFmpeg asynchronously.

.. code:: python

ff = ffmpy3.FFmpeg( ... inputs={'input.mp4': None}, ... outputs={'output.avi': None} ... ) ff.run_async() await ff.wait()

Documentation

http://ffmpy3.rtfd.io

See Examples <http://ffmpy3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples.html>_ section for usage examples.

License

ffmpy3 is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.