I wanna enable users of my web app to upload videos with a maximum lenght of 10s and cropped/scaled to a certain resolution. There for users should be able to trim there selected video to 10s before uploading it with a simple editor.
Is there any library or examples enabling client side video editting to cut video length as well as croping before uploading it to a server? I found some canvas approaches for filters, single video frames and export to webM videos but nothing bringing it all together. So anyone done that before?
Apreciate any ideas :)
Tipicaly video processing is a server thing because it's easier to find and run complex (often compiled) libraries (like ffmpeg) there than in browser and it may cause less performance problems for end user. Anyway I think there are two options:
The first approach assume that you prepare client side "editor" based on canvas which simulate video editing. After setup of all filters, crops etc. the client might send original video file and video processing configuration which would be used on a server to do the same thing
Depends on which language you prefer on backend side implementation might be different so I don't give you ready snippet of code.
Of course you can switch order of tasks and upload original file at first place then smiulate video processing on client side and after all send mentioned configuration to backend and process video.
If you really need to keep everything on client side you can try with WebAssembly ports of libraries like https://github.com/ffmpegwasm/ffmpeg.wasm and send already processed video file to server.