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Node.js Express Script to Compress PDF Online to Smaller Size Using GhostScript Library Full Project With Deployment 2021.Angular 13 ngx-image-compress Example to Compress Size of Multiple Images to Smaller Size in TypeScript.Node.js Fluent-FFMPEG Example to Get Duration,Size,Codec & Metadata of File Using FFPROBE Library in Javascript.Node.js Fluent-FFMPEG Example to Change Video Resolution & Compress to Smaller Size in Command Line Using Javascript.If (diff console.log(data)).catch(err => console.log(err)) * Choose the right bitrate for video based on SizeĬonst BIT = 28 // i found that 28 are good point fell free to change it as you feel right Return new Promise((resolve, reject) => k`, '-c:a aac', '-b:a 58k'])Ĭonsole.log('TCL: command -> command', command) I am using the original, untouched file tree structure of the ffmpeg binaries package.Const ffmpegPath = require('ffmpeg-static').pathĬonst ffprobePath = require('ffprobe-static').pathĬonst videoPath = path.join(_dirname, 'video', 'vid.mp4') I confirmed the provided path to the ffprobe binary is being found by the node.js script, thus executing it and I get that output in the console which only happens because ffprobe is in fact executed.Ĭould it be that the problem is me invoking the executable without ffmpeg being actually installed in my system? Does it have to? The file path is correct and the invoked command is the same. Now I'm using a local copy of the ffmpeg binaries (for each OS), and I am directly invoking the ffprobe binary. This has worked before in the same machine, but with ffmpeg installed in my system via homebrew.īut I removed ffmpeg from my system and I'm trying to use it locally. I am invoking ffprobe, and it is a command line command spawned by nodejs.