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# Create a thumbnail from the video's beginning and store it at the default location:Ĭreats a new FFmpeg::Command object, sets $self->video as the input_options, and executes to populate $self->ffmpeg->stderr with the input video's meta data. $foo->create_thumbnail( undef, $output_filename) # Create a thumbnail from the video's beginning and store it at $filename: # Create a thumbnail from $offset and store it at the default location: $foo->create_thumbnail( $offset, $output_filename ) Usage: # Create a thumbnail from $offset and store it at $output_filename: Will overwrite if a file already exists with that filename. METHODS create_thumbnailĬreats a thumbnail image using a specified offset and specified filename, or, if not specified, defaults. Log output is suppressed by default ( ->hide_log_output = 1 ). You can still access this through the stdout() and stderr() handles. The time in the video (in seconds) at which to grab the thumbnail file_formatįfmpeg output file format, used by the '-f' argument.

Defaults to "/tmp/thumbnail.png" default_offset That is set by the 'file_format' attribute, so it is possible to create a thumbnail named "thumbnail.jpg" that actually has an 'image/png' MIME type. The filename extension, here, has no bearing on the actual output format. It is automatically calculated and set from the 'ffmpeg' attribue.

The length of the video, stored in seconds. Automatically set when the 'video' attribute is set. ffmpegįFmpeg::Command object with handles to all of the FFmepg::Command methods. It can be changed after instantiantion if you wish to use the same output settings for different videos. $baz->create_thumbnail( undef, '/my/second/thumbnail.png') ATTRIBUTES videoĬomplete path and filename for the source video. $baz->video( '/my/video/second_file.flv' ) $baz->create_thumbnail( undef, '/my/first/thumbnail.png') # Create a thumbnail 20 seconds into the video.

Provides the ability to set specific output paramaters, such as file-type and file size, and use them across multiple video files. Grabs a frame at a specific point in the video and stores it as an image using ffmpeg ( ). FFmpeg::Thumbnail - Create a thumbnail from a video VERSIONĪ wrapper for FFmpeg::Command specifically for creating video thumbnails.