There was such a problem: Apnul, it means that I ffmpeg to 2.4 full.

  1. debian 7
  2. wheezy
  3. php 5.6

There is a website, it has a video conversion function. I run a command through the console - everything works. I run it using php - I get a file of 48 bytes and an error:

Layout indicates a different number of channels than actually present

I've been fighting for a week now. If I put in php -c copy (copy all codec parameters), then the video is converted as expected. Converting via php works until I substitute parameters. If you run ffmpeg -i source.mkv -s 720x576 -c copy 1.mp4 , then it will work and convert. If you substitute at least something else - throw out this error. The strangest thing is that through the console you don't care. What you do not enter - everything works.

 exec($converter." -i $folder" .$ffile." $atata $folder" .$tt.«_». $ffile.".mp4 1> ffmpeg/block.txt 2>&1 &"); $converter = "/usr/bin/ffmpeg"; $atata = '-s 720x576 -vcodec libx264 -b:v 1000k -r 24 -ac 2 -b:a 128k';

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    Lines in some places are not confused?

     exec($converter." -i $folder" .$ffile." $atata $folder" .$tt.«_». $ffile.".mp4 1> ffmpeg/block.txt 2>&1 &"); $converter = "/usr/bin/ffmpeg";
    • These are generally 3 different files. I still feel the case in crookedly assembled codecs. - admin883