Captures JPEG frames from Chrome via the CDP Page.startScreencast API and encodes them into a webm video with ffmpeg. Wires into RSpec/Capybara system specs with a single require, and its behavior (enable/disable, slow-motion factor, ffmpeg binary, debug output) can be controlled via environment ...

Simple yet powerful wrapper around ffmpeg to get metadata from movies and do transcoding.

FFmpeg is a powerful video, audio or image editing tool \ with tons of useful (and not so) functions.

FFMPEG libraries for processesing, encoding, analysing and generating videos with Dragonfly

Simple yet powerful wrapper around the ffmpeg command for reading metadata and transcoding movies

Video Transcoder for Paperclip using streamio-ffmpeg

video_blur gem is a small Ruby gem to blur a part of a video using FFmpeg. It automates the aspect ratio conversion and the FFmpeg filter parameters

rest-ftp-daemon plugin: ffmpeg

easier way to use ffmpeg in sidekiq

Forked from streamio-ffmpeg for use by tivohmo gem

Wraps ffmpeg to read metadata and transcodes videos. Copy with changes on github.com/streamio/streamio-ffmpeg

Audio/Video Transcoder for Paperclip using FFMPEG/Avconv

Construct screencasts in Ruby! Write your script, declare your timeline, mix your audio, and render your video in an easily-edited, easily-repeated DSL. (Depends on ImageMagick, Sox, and FFMPEG for the heavy-lifting.)

Programmable Ruby interface for FFMPEG/Libav

A RESTful video encoder which you can use as either a front-end to ffmpeg or headless on a server.

Lets you make video thumbnails in carrierwave via ffmpegthumbnailer

Simple script to automate using FFmpeg to create GIFs from any video

This gem provides an interface to transcoding services such as Ffmpeg, Amazon Elastic Transcoder, or Amazon Elemental MediaConvert.

This Ruby extension defines the class Hornetseye::AVInput for reading frames from video files and the class Hornetseye::AVOutput for writing frames to video files.

Use Viddl to quickly download, cut, crop and resize video clips using youtube-dl and ffmpeg