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A small PHP Symfony Console as wrapper around ffmpeg. It allows to cut videos, e.g. remove ads from TV shows.
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README.rst 

============
videocutting
============

A small PHP Wrapper around ffmpeg to make cutting videos easier.

This project provides a single executable file that wraps a Symfony console command.
The command itself accepts some arguments to cut out parts of a video file using ffmpeg.

The resulting file will be moved to a dedicated folder structure.

I'm currently developing this for myself in order to remove advertisements from recorded TV shows.
I'm using https://www.youtv.de/ to record stuff.

Drawbacks
=========

* Right now this script expects a specific file naming to extract information like season name.

* Resulting file might be off between sound and video on some players (PS4 and my own TV).
  Others work fine (Mozilla Firefox and VLC).

Benefits
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* Generates files very fast, by copying and not re encoding.

Installation
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Install requirements:

* PHP 7.3 command line

* ffmpeg

#. Download / clone project.

#. Run `composer install --no-dev -o`

#. Execute executable `./cutvideo --help` to get instructions on how to use the script.