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When using direct file input from command line, we pass the -i filename option to FFmpeg and then it's super fast!īe careful when |piping.

Why? Because piping 3.4GB when you want to cut from 40:20 to 40:22 still takes a loooooot of time and does not give you any performance benefit.įFmpeg has to read from 0GB -> $START_BYTE_40:20 and discards it. While it's super useful in some cases, if you have the file on disk already, you better do gifify movie.mp4 -o out.gif or gifify(filePath, opts).pipe(writableStream). Gifify supports streams both on command line ( cat movie.mp4 | gifify -o out.gif) and in the programmatic API ( gifify(readableStream, opts).pipe(writableStream)). You can also pass a readable stream to gifify(stream, opts). Harlow West by the Window Beautiful Leg Sexy Legs - Check out the hottest leg pics, memes, gifs and videos on the Internet. createWriteStream ( output ) var options = gifify ( input, options ).

join ( _dirname, 'movie.gif' ) var gif = fs. join ( _dirname, 'movie.mp4' ) var output = path. Var fs = require ( 'fs' ) var gifify = require ( 'gifify' ) var path = require ( 'path' ) var input = path.