ffmpex v0.6.0 FFprobe
Execute ffprobe CLI commands.
ffprobeis a simple multimedia streams analyzer. You can use it to output all kinds of information about an input including duration, frame rate, frame size, etc. It is also useful for gathering specific information about an input to be used in a script.
(from https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/FFprobeTips)
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Functions
Get the duration in seconds, as a float.
If no duration (e.g., a still image), returns :no_duration
Get the "format" map, containing general info for the specified file, such as number of streams, duration, file size, and more.
Get a list of formats for the file.
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format_map()
format_map() :: Map.t()
format_map() :: Map.t()
streams_list()
streams_list() :: [Map.t()]
streams_list() :: [Map.t()]
Link to this section Functions
duration(file_path)
duration(binary() | format_map()) :: float() | :no_duration
duration(binary() | format_map()) :: float() | :no_duration
Get the duration in seconds, as a float.
If no duration (e.g., a still image), returns :no_duration
format(file_path)
format(binary()) :: format_map() | no_return()
format(binary()) :: format_map() | no_return()
Get the "format" map, containing general info for the specified file, such as number of streams, duration, file size, and more.
format_names(file_path)
format_names(binary() | format_map()) :: [binary()]
format_names(binary() | format_map()) :: [binary()]
Get a list of formats for the file.
streams(file_path)
streams(binary()) :: streams_list() | no_return()
streams(binary()) :: streams_list() | no_return()