Simple plugin that binds mobile ffmpeg to execute ffmpeg commands
Create a new Cordova Project
$ cordova create hello com.example.helloapp Hello
make sure you have cocoapods On MacOS
sudo gem install cocoapods
Install the plugin
$ cd hello
$ cordova plugin add https://github.com/adminy/cordova-plugin-ffmpeg.git
Edit www/js/index.js and add the following code inside onDeviceReady
ffmpeg.exec("-i someinput.mp4 -vn -c:a copy out.mp3", (success) => alert(success), (failure) => alert(failure));Make sure you have the files that will be required by ffmpeg
You can also run the FFProbe command to get video information:
ffmpeg.probe(
"somefile.mp4",
(result) => {
console.log("Video details:");
console.log(result.format.bit_rate);
console.log(result.format.duration);
console.log(result.format.filename);
console.log(result.format.format_name);
console.log(result.format.nb_programs);
console.log(result.format.nb_streams);
console.log(result.format.probe_score);
console.log(result.format.size);
console.log(result.format.start_time);
// You also get details about the video/audio streams of the file
console.log(result.streams[0].codec_name); // e.g. h264
console.log(result.streams[0].codec_type); // e.g. 'video'
console.log(result.streams[1].codec_name); // e.g. aac
console.log(result.streams[1].codec_type); // e.g. 'audio'
},
(error) => alert(error)
);Install iOS or Android platform
cordova platform add ios
cordova platform add android
Run the code
cordova run
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