On a Linux machine create a bash file like this
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#!/bin/sh
The ampersand at the end tell the bash to run in the background.
the $n is parameters.
From php call it like this:
$command = mybashpath.sh inputfile.mpg 24 outputfile.flv;
exec ( $command );
As you can see I called the bash file with three parameters.
If you set a log for the ffmpeg command you will be able to check the execution status and show it in the index view
I am sure there is a way to do it with Windows also.
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#!/bin/sh
ffmpeg -i $1 -r $2 $3 &-----
The ampersand at the end tell the bash to run in the background.
the $n is parameters.
From php call it like this:
$command = mybashpath.sh inputfile.mpg 24 outputfile.flv;
exec ( $command );
As you can see I called the bash file with three parameters.
If you set a log for the ffmpeg command you will be able to check the execution status and show it in the index view
I am sure there is a way to do it with Windows also.
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