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## Video Thumbnail Simple package for generating video thumbnail in Laravel using FFMpeg. ## Support my work If you want to support my work in other way than contributing the code itself, you can always pass me some small donation :beer: at https://paypal.me/pawlox :) ## Installation Composer install: ``` composer require pawlox/video-thumbnail ``` After package installation, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php ``` Pawlox\VideoThumbnail\VideoThumbnailServiceProvider::class ``` And to the aliases array ``` 'VideoThumbnail' => Pawlox\VideoThumbnail\Facade\VideoThumbnail::class ``` Also you can publish package config file with: ``` php artisan vendor:publish --tag=video-thumbnail ``` and set ffmpeg and ffprobe paths in .env file: ``` FFMPEG="/usr/bin/ffmpeg" FFPROBE="/usr/bin/ffprobe" ``` ## Versions | Laravel | PHP | pawlox/video-thumbnail | php-ffmpeg/php-ffmpeg | |---------------------|--------------------|------------------------|-----------------------| | \>= ^5.0 and < ^5.8 | < 7.4 | ^1.* | 0.11.0 | | ^5.8 and ^6.* | \>= 7.4 and <= 8.1 | ^2.* | 0.13.0 | | ^7.* and ^8.* | \>= 7.4 and <= 8.1 | ^3.* | 0.19.0 | ## Usage ``` VideoThumbnail::createThumbnail( $videoUrl, $storageUrl, $fileName, $second, $width = 640, $height = 480 ); ``` **$videoUrl** - absolute path to video file, **$storageUrl** - absolute path where the thumbnail should be save, **$fileName** - name of thumbnail file, **$second** - from which second of the movie thumbnail should be created, **$width** [Optional] - width (in pixels) of the thumbnail (default 640), **$height** [Optional] - height (in pixels) of the thumbnail (default 480). ## Example ``` VideoThumbnail::createThumbnail( public_path('files/movie.mp4'), public_path('files/thumbs/'), 'movie.jpg', 2, 1920, 1080 ); ```