I think you need to use -r 24 twice once before the image seq coming in
and after for the container out..
Am 8/23/13 8:59 AM, schrieb FG:
Hello. I'm having trouble producing a fluid motion picture with
libavcodec and libx264, but let's stick to the command line for now,
because the problems are visible there as well.
I had a clip, exactly 1-minute-long, encoded with libx264 baseline
at 24 FPS. Then I have issued the following commands:
avconv -i test.mp4 test_%04d.png
avconv -i test_%04d.png -an -c:v libx264 -r 24 glued.mp4
avconv -i glued.mp4 glued_%04d.png
The playback of glued.mp4 isn't smooth and it's missing frames:
There last test image is test_1440.png, as expected, but as for glued
it's only glued_1382.png. 58 frames are missing throughout the movie.
What am I doing wrong?
cheers
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