Adding a 'frames' array in returned data for ffprobe() call with '-show_frames' option #1153
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Add array of "frames" in returned data in case of call ffprobe() with option "-show_frames", containing all set of information about video/audio frames. Current call of ffprobe() allows adding "-show_frames" option, but returned data doesn't contain this information, because of lack this property (as array of 'frames') in 'data' variable and not parsing 'frame' blocks in data returned in 'stdout' from ffprobe command.
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+1 for adding this - we have a patch package doing this in our repo now! |
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Adding a 'frames' array in the returned data when calling ffprobe() with the '-show_frames' option, containing the entire set of information about video/audio frames. The current call of ffprobe() allows '-show_frames' option to be added, but the returned data does not contain this information, because of lack of this property (as array of 'frames') in the 'data' variable and not parsing the 'frame' blocks in the data returned in 'stdout' from the 'ffprobe' command.