Hello community, has anyone done a lib published/unpublihed in D like https://github.com/senko/python-video-converter . It was developed in python and uses ffmpeg behind the scene.

It works this way;

from converter import Converter
c = Converter()
info = c.probe('test1.ogg')

conv = c.convert('test1.ogg', '/tmp/output.mkv', {
    'format': 'mkv',
    'audio': {
        'codec': 'mp3',
        'samplerate': 11025,
        'channels': 2
    },
    'video': {
        'codec': 'h264',
        'width': 720,
        'height': 400,
        'fps': 15
    }})

for timecode in conv:
    print "Converting (%f) ...\r" % timecode

On Saturday, 10 September 2016 at 11:03:44 UTC, Karabuta wrote:
> Hello community, has anyone done a lib published/unpublihed in D like https://github.com/senko/python-video-converter . It was developed in python and uses ffmpeg behind the scene.
>
> It works this way;
>
> from converter import Converter
> c = Converter()
> info = c.probe('test1.ogg')
>
> conv = c.convert('test1.ogg', '/tmp/output.mkv', {
>     'format': 'mkv',
>     'audio': {
>         'codec': 'mp3',
>         'samplerate': 11025,
>         'channels': 2
>     },
>     'video': {
>         'codec': 'h264',
>         'width': 720,
>         'height': 400,
>         'fps': 15
>     }})
>
> for timecode in conv:
>     print "Converting (%f) ...\r" % timecode

Your best bet for now is to use ffmpeg directly: http://code.dlang.org/packages/ffmpeg-d