Ruby and FLVTools2
[tag]FLVTool2[/tag] is a manipulation tool for Macromedia Flash Video files (FLV).
FLVTool2 can calculate a lot of meta data and insert a onMetaData tag. It can cut FLV files and add cue Points (onCuePoint). A debug command lets you see inside our FLV and the print command gives you meta data information in XML or YAML format.
FLVTools2 Features:
* batch processing
* directory recursion
* command chaining
* cut FLV files
* onCuePoint tag insertation via XML file
* custom onMetaData key-value pairs
* meta data printout in XML or YAML
* simulation mode
* runs under Windows, Linux and Mac OSX
* ideal for serverside automatic meta data injection
And today I found that FLVTool2 could not run on [tag]Red Hat[/tag] Enterprise 3 - [tag]Ruby[/tag] version 1.6.x
You are advise to upgrade Ruby to version 1.8.x (I used Ruby-1.8.4)
Yeah! It’s worked after I manually compiled Ruby version 1.8.4 in [tag]Fedora Core[/tag] 4 and Red Hat Enterprise 3
user@myplanet:~$flvtools2 -UP test.flv
Download FLVTools2 from RubyForge.
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