I'm using FFmpeg for in my project to overlay a video using php.
I have been included a queue for command execute. So, sometimes many requests in queue, and take a long time to execute.
That's why, I have to show the progress bar for user identifies, how many time will take for creates it video. For this scenario, I have to take estimate time.
Maybe it's possible to calculate it by other params that are shown in the output such as fps, bitrate or speed.
Any ideas?
//DownloadJob.php;
public function __construct($video,$transparent_img,$output_file)
{
$this->video=$video;
$this->transparent_img = $transparent_img;
$this->output_file = $output_file;
$create_at = date('Y-m-d H:i:s');
$this->status =0;
$this->download_id = base64_encode($video);
DB::beginTransaction();
DB::insert('INSERT INTO jobs_download(download_id,image,video,status,output_video,create_time)
VALUES(?,?,?,?,?,?)',[$this->download_id,$this->video,$this->transparent_img,$this->status,$this->output_file,$create_at]);
DB::commit();
}
public function handle()
{
$video=$this->video;
$transparent_img=$this->transparent_img;
$output_file=$this->output_file;
$ready=1;
$failed=2;
$input_video = $video;
$transparent_img = $transparent_img;
try{
$ffmpeg = "C:\\ffmpeg\\bin\\ffmpeg";
$cmd = $ffmpeg . " -i " . $input_video . " -i " . $transparent_img . " -filter_complex 'overlay' " . $output_file;
//Log::info($cmd);
exec($cmd, $output);
if(file_exists($output_file)){
DB::beginTransaction();
DB::update('UPDATE jobs_download SET status=? WHERE download_id =?',[$ready,$this->download_id]);
$this->status = 1;
DB::commit();
if(file_exists($input_video)){
unlink($input_video);
}
if(file_exists($transparent_img)){
unlink($transparent_img);
}
}else{
Log::error('DownloadJob.php failed()',['download_id'=>$this->download_id]);
DB::beginTransaction();
DB::update('UPDATE jobs_download SET status=? WHERE download_id =? ',[$failed,$this->download_id]);
$this->status = 3;
DB::commit();
}
}catch (\Exception $e){
Log::error('DownloadJob.php failed()',['download_id'=>$this->download_id]);
DB::beginTransaction();
DB::update('UPDATE jobs_download SET status=? WHERE download_id =? ',[$failed,$this->download_id]);
$this->status = 3;
DB::commit();
}
}
public function failed()
{
$failed = 2;
Log::error('DownloadJob.php failed()',['download_id'=>$this->download_id]);
DB::beginTransaction();
DB::update('UPDATE jobs_download SET status=? WHERE download_id =? ',[$failed,$this->download_id]);
$this->status = 3;
DB::commit();
}
public function getResponse()
{
return ['download_id' => $this->download_id,'eta_time_sec' => $eta_time_sec];
}
//FFmpegController.php
public function generateVideo(Request $request_body)
{
//Overlay file
$transparent_img=Input::file('transparent_img');
//Main file
$video=Input::file('video');
$output_file = $video_name;
//Send in queue for ffmpeg overlay
$job = new DownloadJob($video_name,$image,$output_file);
$data = $this->dispatch($job);
$dl_url = $job->getResponse();//Get response download_id and estimate time in second
print_r($dl_url);
}
Output
I want to this answer in my output result.
[
'download_id':'NWM1ODAwNDU3NzkxOV92aWRlb19maWxlXzE1NDkyNzExMDkubXA0',
'eta_time_sec':5
]
How can I get estimation time in seconds from fps, bitrate or speed but I have no clue..
via Chebli Mohamed
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