Lets say for batch processing of over 10000 videos, is there any thing to be gained from using FFmpeg rather than the pyFFmpeg?
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Lets say for batch processing of over 10000 videos, is there any thing to be gained from using FFmpeg rather than the pyFFmpeg?
Considering that pyFFmpeg is just a wrapper over the libraries, I’d say you shouldn’t have any negligible performance difference between the 2, since they use the same libraries at the core.