


These parameters allow FFMPEG to execute successfully under normal circumstances: let ffmpegParameters = [ The screen resolution and aspect ratio are manually set, as I discovered differing settings with each video I have been processing. This next block of code are the parameters that I've actually hard-coded in this case.

In this scenario, I created a basic module to help me better understand my problem: Evaluation from all processes: [ I first executed ffprobe so that I can access what I'll refer to as the "video file spec". I've encountered a scenario in which no audio is provided for one of the input video files. I've written a node.js script to merge multiple video files into a single file.
