Am 01.03.2020 um 11:30 schrieb Mark Filipak:
Then please test the following (assuming your input is actually
telecined, if it is not the command is slow and makes little sense.
Remember that soft-telecined is progressive and not telecined from
FFmpegâs point of view):
Not telecined from any point of view, Carl.
For soft-telecined video, I just want to remux to MKV. For NTSC
hard-telecined sources, I want to detelecine (fieldmatch & decimate)
to 24p and then wrap the result in MKV.
$ ffmpeg -i input -vf fieldmatch out.mov
I assume that '-vf' is the same as '-filter:v'? What about 'decimate'?
Do I just do this?
'ffmpeg -i <infile> -vf fieldmatch decimate <outfile>
Two or more filters in the filter chain must be separated by a comma,
and it's a good idea to enclose the filter chain in double quotes:
ffmpeg -i <infile> -vf "fieldmatch,decimate" <outfile>
Again, I apologize for asking such seemingly primitive questions. I'm
just getting so weary that I may not be thinking straight.
Is <outfile> always the last element in the line
yes.
Michael
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