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How can merge such binaries with JSL?

lala — Fri, 09 Jun 2023 16:07:12 GMT

If I want to use JMP for something other than statistics: For example, I downloaded several video clips from the Internet, got binaries, and how to combine these binaries with JSL and save them as one video file. For example, this video is formatted as mp4 Thanks Experts!

rr = "";
rs = "";
For( j = 1, j <= N Row( dt ), j++,
	u = dt[j, "url"];
	request = New HTTP Request( URL( u ), Method( "Get" ) );
	rs = request << send;
	 rr = rr || rs ; //？？
);

rr << Save video( "c:\3\test.mp4", "mp4" );  //？？

Re: How can merge such binaries with JSL?

Craige_Hales — Mon, 03 Apr 2023 14:56:32 GMT

You might want to use FFmpeg.

I believe RunProgram+FFmpeg will let JSL read and write a video, frame-by-frame.

By the time you figure out how to make it all work, you'll probably be able to make FFmpeg join two videos without JMP. If you don't need to see the images in JSL, there is no reason to use JSL.

FFmpeg has an enormously complicated command line. And a legal agreement that might make it not an option for some people.

Re: How can merge such binaries with JSL?

lala — Mon, 03 Apr 2023 23:48:09 GMT

Thank Craige! Yes, I still need to use JSL to analyze and get the real download address of the video. But Istill can't use JSL combined with ffmpeg to directly merge different videos in memory and save them to hard disk after merging.