UPDATE
Apparently 'ffmpeg -i IN -f ????? OUT' is not correct. Apparently '-f' is a switch for forcing
container formats (usually not needed as file extensions are normally used to set this).
Here's a filter description I found in '5.4 Main options' of the documentation:
-filter[:stream_specifier] filtergraph (output,per-stream)
Regarding 'telecine pattern 5555', is 'telecine' a filtergraph?
Regarding '[:stream_specifier]', do the brackets, [], denote an optional argument (as is usual in
documentation) or are the brackets literal? (Note that I've seen literal brackets in filter_complex
command lines.)
Why are there no clarifying examples in the documentation?
Why is ffmpeg making things so difficult to use it?
ORIGINAL MESSAGE
I want to try the telecine filter to convert p24 by applying a 5555 pattern.
telecine pattern 5555
I hope the result is 60 FPS but I suppose there'll be some discovery at the end that I'll have to
figure out how to fix. For example, I don't know whether the result will be progressive or interlaced.
How do I form a command line?
ffmpeg -i IN -f ????? OUT
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