–monitor_once parameter was used in which case the program will exit). This drive has been ejected and then a new one is inserted at which point it will start processing again (unless After processing the program will wait again until Video files will beĪutomatically processed once the USB (or SD) drive has been inserted. There is also the option to monitor for a disk to become available with the TeslaCam folder on it. Use parameter –exclude_subdirs to only scan the folder provided and not any of the sub-folders. When using the option –merge there will also be a movie file created combining the movies from all the folders into 1. There will be a movie file for each folder. Within the SavedClips folder will be processed. Volumes/Tesla/TeslaCam/SavedClips on MacOS if drive is mounted on /Volumes/Tesla) and then all folders that were created e:\TeslaCam\SavedClips for Windows if drive has letter E, One can, for example, just provide the path to the
Into one picture, with the video for all the minutes further put together into one.īy default sub-folders are included when retrieving the video clips. Using this program, one can combine all of these into 1 video file. Each block of 10 minutes is put into a folder, thus often There is a total of 30 files video files for every 10 minutes. This means that when saving dashcam footage Every minute is stored into a separate file as well. Currently the dashcam leverages three (3) cameras (front, left repeater, and right repeater) and will create aįile for each of them. When saving Tesla Dashcam footage a folder is created on the USB drive and within it multiple MP4 video files areĬreated. I tried concatenating them with ncat() which is the only method I found to make one stream from two but I think it is non-sense (and it doesn't work anyway).Python program that provides an easy method to merge saved Tesla Dashcam footage into a single video. However, I can't find how to use it through the multi-input command paletteuse, as filters only take one stream as an input in ffmpeg-python. I checked, the palette generates well if I output it as a png. #stream = ffmpeg.filter(stream, palette, 'paletteuse') ? Palette = ffmpeg.filter(in_stream, 'palettegen') Stream = ffmpeg.filter(scale_input, 'scale', output_width, output_height, 'lanczos') Stream = ffmpeg.filter(in_stream, 'fps', fps) So far, this is what I've got: in_stream = ffmpeg.input(src, ss=start_time, t=(stop_time-start_time)) I want to mimic the following ffmpeg command with ffmpeg-pythonįfmpeg -y -i in.mp4 -t 30 -filter_complex "fps=10,scale=-1:-1:flags=lanczos palettegen paletteuse" out.gif
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