ffmpeg-concat
Concatenates videos with customizable OpenGL transitions using ffmpeg and GLSL shaders.
What is ffmpeg-concat?
ffmpeg-concat is a Node.js library and command-line tool that concatenates multiple video files together using stylish OpenGL transitions. It solves the problem of creating smooth, non-trivial transitions between videos—which is notoriously difficult with raw FFmpeg commands—by leveraging the open-source GL Transitions library of GLSL shaders.
Developers, video editors, and content creators who need to programmatically combine videos with custom transitions, especially those working in Node.js environments or automation pipelines.
It provides a simple, high-level abstraction over FFmpeg's complex filter graphs, offering a wide variety of pre-built, GPU-accelerated transitions that are easy to customize and sequence, saving significant time and effort compared to manual FFmpeg scripting.
Overview
Concats a list of videos together using ffmpeg with sexy OpenGL transitions.
Use Cases
Best For
- Automating video compilation with consistent transitions for social media content
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