New submission from CBee <[email protected]>: If the -fs option can create a sequence of files, split on the given filesize (as requested in 2462), it can be handsome if it also accepts the "hh:mms[.xxx]" syntax. Then it can split in files of 10 minutes, or 1 hour, or any given time-size.
Currently it might be double for the -t option, however, that can be used for the over-all time where the -fs is just to split the result down: ffmpeg -i OrgVideo.mpg -fs 00:10:00 -t 01:00:00 NewVideo.%02d.mpg Where OrgVideo.mpg has more than 1 hour of video in it, the result will be the files NewVideo.00.mpg, NewVideo.01.mpg NewVideo.02.mpg NewVideo.03.mpg NewVideo0.04.mpg and NewVideo.05.mpg. However if OrgVideo has less (say 34 minutes) it only gives NewVideo.00.mpg, NewVideo.01.mpg NewVideo.02.mpg and NewVideo.03.mpg, where the last has only 4 minutes. ---------- dependson: Use -fs option to create a sequence of files. messages: 13113 priority: normal status: new substatus: new title: have -fs accept the "hh:mm:ss[.xxx]" syntax. type: feature_request ________________________________________________ FFmpeg issue tracker <[email protected]> <https://roundup.ffmpeg.org/issue2463> ________________________________________________
