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#!/bin/bash | |
# Author: http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=38748#p414992 | |
# m4bronto | |
# Chapter #0:0: start 0.000000, end 1290.013333 | |
# first _ _ start _ end | |
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do | |
ffmpeg -i "$1" 2> tmp.txt | |
while read -r first _ _ start _ end; do | |
if [[ $first = Chapter ]]; then | |
read # discard line with Metadata: | |
read _ _ chapter | |
ffmpeg -vsync 2 -i "$1" -ss "${start%?}" -to "$end" -vn -ar 44100 -ac 2 -ab 128 -f mp3 "$chapter.mp3" </dev/null | |
fi | |
done <tmp.txt | |
rm tmp.txt | |
shift | |
done |
#!/usr/bin/env python | |
import os | |
import re | |
import subprocess as sp | |
from subprocess import * | |
from optparse import OptionParser | |
def parseChapters(filename): | |
chapters = [] | |
command = [ "ffmpeg", '-i', filename] | |
output = "" | |
try: | |
# ffmpeg requires an output file and so it errors | |
# when it does not get one so we need to capture stderr, | |
# not stdout. | |
output = sp.check_output(command, stderr=sp.STDOUT, universal_newlines=True) | |
except CalledProcessError, e: | |
output = e.output | |
for line in iter(output.splitlines()): | |
m = re.match(r".*Chapter #(\d+:\d+): start (\d+\.\d+), end (\d+\.\d+).*", line) | |
num = 0 | |
if m != None: | |
chapters.append({ "name": m.group(1), "start": m.group(2), "end": m.group(3)}) | |
num += 1 | |
return chapters | |
def getChapters(): | |
parser = OptionParser(usage="usage: %prog [options] filename", version="%prog 1.0") | |
parser.add_option("-f", "--file",dest="infile", help="Input File", metavar="FILE") | |
(options, args) = parser.parse_args() | |
if not options.infile: | |
parser.error('Filename required') | |
chapters = parseChapters(options.infile) | |
fbase, fext = os.path.splitext(options.infile) | |
for chap in chapters: | |
print "start:" + chap['start'] | |
chap['outfile'] = fbase + "-ch-"+ chap['name'] + fext | |
chap['origfile'] = options.infile | |
print chap['outfile'] | |
return chapters | |
def convertChapters(chapters): | |
for chap in chapters: | |
print "start:" + chap['start'] | |
print chap | |
command = [ | |
"ffmpeg", '-i', chap['origfile'], | |
'-vcodec', 'copy', | |
'-acodec', 'copy', | |
'-ss', chap['start'], | |
'-to', chap['end'], | |
chap['outfile']] | |
output = "" | |
try: | |
# ffmpeg requires an output file and so it errors | |
# when it does not get one | |
output = sp.check_output(command, stderr=sp.STDOUT, universal_newlines=True) | |
except CalledProcessError, e: | |
output = e.output | |
raise RuntimeError("command '{}' return with error (code {}): {}".format(e.cmd, e.returncode, e.output)) | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
chapters = getChapters() | |
convertChapters(chapters) | |
ffmpeg -i "$SOURCE.$EXT" 2>&1 \ # get metadata about file | |
| grep Chapter \ # search for Chapter in metadata and pass the results | |
| sed -E "s/ *Chapter #([0-9]+.[0-9]+): start ([0-9]+.[0-9]+), end ([0-9]+.[0-9]+)/-i \"$SOURCE.$EXT\" -vcodec copy -acodec copy -ss \2 -to \3 \"$SOURCE-\1.$EXT\"/" \ # filter the results, explicitly defining the timecode markers for each chapter | |
| xargs -n 11 ffmpeg # construct argument list with maximum of 11 arguments and execute ffmpeg |
davidmcgettigan
commented
Sep 7, 2019
via email
Sorry for my ignorance here, how do I use the python script, do I just double click to run? Do I have to use some powershell command?
The only version I have used is the ffmpegchapters-explicit.sh
version, and I run it on a mac from the command line like this:
./ffmpegchapters-explicit.sh input.mp4
And you will end up with the following in the same directory:
001 - Chapter 1.mp3
002 - Chapter 2.mp3
003 - Chapter 3.mp3
004 - Chapter 4.mp3
005 - Chapter 5.mp3
006 - Chapter 6.mp3
007 - Chapter 7.mp3
008 - Chapter 8.mp3
009 - Chapter 9.mp3
010 - Chapter 10.mp3
Yeah, I thought so, I run it and get a syntax error on line 17
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
PS <path>\New folder> python ffmpegchapters.py video.mp4
File "ffmpegchapters.py", line 17
except CalledProcessError, e:
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
<path>\New folder>
so I actually stopped being dumb for a second and just used .\ffmpegchapters.py Video.mp4
,
A cmd box came up and disappeared instantly, with no output.
Ok, thats the python version, I just ran it like this:
./ffmpegchapters.py -f ThePlanets_ep7.mp4
start:0.000000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:0.mp4
start:693.418000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:1.mp4
start:3589.619000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:2.mp4
start:5494.700000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:3.mp4
start:8418.162000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:4.mp4
start:11473.305000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:5.mp4
start:14312.826000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:6.mp4
start:16547.747000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:7.mp4
start:19777.736000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:8.mp4
start:22807.591000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:9.mp4
start:24972.295000
ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:10.mp4
start:0.000000
{'start': '0.000000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '693.418000', 'name': '0:0', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:0.mp4'}
start:693.418000
{'start': '693.418000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '3589.619000', 'name': '0:1', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:1.mp4'}
start:3589.619000
{'start': '3589.619000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '5494.700000', 'name': '0:2', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:2.mp4'}
start:5494.700000
{'start': '5494.700000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '8418.162000', 'name': '0:3', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:3.mp4'}
start:8418.162000
{'start': '8418.162000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '11473.305000', 'name': '0:4', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:4.mp4'}
start:11473.305000
{'start': '11473.305000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '14312.826000', 'name': '0:5', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:5.mp4'}
start:14312.826000
{'start': '14312.826000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '16547.747000', 'name': '0:6', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:6.mp4'}
start:16547.747000
{'start': '16547.747000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '19777.736000', 'name': '0:7', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:7.mp4'}
start:19777.736000
{'start': '19777.736000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '22807.591000', 'name': '0:8', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:8.mp4'}
start:22807.591000
{'start': '22807.591000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '24972.295000', 'name': '0:9', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:9.mp4'}
start:24972.295000
{'start': '24972.295000', 'origfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7.mp4', 'end': '27792.513000', 'name': '0:10', 'outfile': 'ThePlanets_ep7-ch-0:10.mp4'}
(I really appreciate the help on a year old thread that I totally revived from the dead btw!)
Same thing happens, it launches a cmd window and instantly closes it, no output. Really odd.
Is it possible that using an older version of python (3.7.5) is causing this to be an error?
I'm getting the same problem, but my Python is the latest version
I'm attempting to use the ffmpegchapters-explicit.sh script to extract the chapters, but they alternate between Video and Advertisement, and it fails when it gets to the subsequent chapters that are also named Video and Advertisement. How can I modify it so the chapter names also have the chapter number in them? Thanks!
Hello! Thanks you for your work
Adapted it so I can extract chapters data & use it as YouTube marks!
https://github.com/IlyasYOY/ffmpeg-video-chapters-parser