Posts tagged "ffmpeg"

Ffmpeg Hosting

FFmpeg Hosting allows you to start and run your own YouTube-like Video Sharing Site. FFmpeg is a software utility that provides a complete solution to recording, converting and streaming audio and video.

It includes the libavcodec, the leading audio/video codec library. FFmpeg is developed under Linux, but it can compiled to run under Windows operating systems . If you need video hosting with ffmpeg support you would be better off going to a company that specializes in video and media hosting such as apthost, and because apthost are US based the bandwidth costs are much lower:

Apthost also install the following modules on their servers:

FFmpeg & FFmpeg-php
Libogg & Libvorbis
Flv2tool
LAME MP3 Encoder
Mplayer
Mencoder
GD Library

Apthost PHP Configuration as follows:

safe_mode = off
upload_max_filesize = 200M
post_max_size = 200M
max_execution_time = 6000
session.gc_maxlifetime = 14000
safe_mode = off
Apache mod_rewrite Enabled

PHPmotion Hosting

PHPmotion is free video sharing software that also has support for other types of media such as audio/mp3 sharing. It also includes a full Content Managent System that will allow you to create and run your very own Video Sharing website, Music Sharing Site, or Picture Sharing Site. Usually very little knowledge is required to set this up allowing you to host your youtube.com , dailymotion.com, veoh, hi5 clone.

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H.264 Video Encoding for iPhone and iPod Touch

Apple iPod Touch

Useful script which will convert a directory full of movies, in any format your Operating System is capable of, to H.264/AAC mp4. There are versions for bash and DOS which should work on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows (using pre-compiled versions of ffmpeg for Windows with all the required libraries which are easily available online). Compiling your own version is recommended so the binary will make best use of your CPU capabilities, like MMX2, SSE2Fast, SSSE3, Cache64, etc.
H.264 video encoding for iPhone/iPod Touch. Ffmpeg Linux, Mac OS X …

Ah, what better way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon than compiling ffmpeg and the half dozen dependencies required to encode H.264 for the iPhone / iPod Touch. (I am supposed to be painting and decorating. Waiting for video to encode …