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A pure JS implementation of the Rapid Automated Keyword Extraction (RAKE) algorithm.
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QUESTION
Using the npm install handbrake-js --save
command, I installed handbrake-js as a library, and after some tweaking, handbrake-js started to do the job perfectly. And here's the problem. On the local computer everything works well, videos are decoded, etc. BUT (!) When I upload my application to Heroku, handbrake-js stops working.
HandBrake version: 5.0.2
Operating system and version: macOS 10.15 Catalina
My application uses node js
Error message text:Here is what information Heroku gives when deploy an application on Heroku:
Linux users
- handbrake-cli must be installed separately as the root user.
Ubuntu users can do this using the following commands:
- add-apt-repository --yes ppa: stebbins / handbrake-releases
- apt-get update -qq
- apt-get install -qq handbrake-cli
Here's what happens when you try to decode:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 16:07For handbrake-js
to work correctly, you need to globally install handbrake-cli
on the heroku side. For this you need to use a third-party buildpack such as the heroku-buildpack-apt
.
To add this buildpack to your application you can use the command
QUESTION
I am currently working on a piece of code that uploads mp4
videos from my localhost
onto a server. The basic thing is that if the video is a .mp4
it is directly uploaded, else it is converted to .mp4
and then uploaded. I'm using the video converter using handbrake-js
.
All works fine except for a tiny part. When the file isn't that huge, say less than 70-80 Mb, it works like a charm. But the problem is with larger files. Even though I am explicitly calling the res.end / res.send in the .on(end)
callback, I receive some blank response in my angular controller, even before the conversion has finished. I have noticed it happens at around 30 to 40% of the conversion. It has a readystate
which is equal to XMLHttpRequest.DONE
and also status = 200
.
Here is the Node side code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-23 at 11:01I figured it out myself after a long time. Turns out there's something like a buffer in Busboy
.
Here, I used to link the busboy
and express
like this:
app.use(busboy());
Just setting the field called highWaterMark
to an arbitrary size which would be greater than the file size did the trick.
QUESTION
I'm trying to convert a video using handbrake-js for node. At first I tried specifying the bitrate, video size, codecs, etc. The goal is to generate several html5 compatible streams to be used as a source on a canvas video for webGL. Everything seems to work fine, it outputs the video, and when I open it using Quicktime or VLC it looks fine, however, when I use it on a tag, there is no video, just audio.
The following code is called whithin a function which receives an "ops" JSON, with the width and height.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-28 at 18:25If you say preset: Normal
works, then you can run handbrake --preset-list
(using handbrake-js installed as a command-line app) to see which encoder options the "normal" preset uses:
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