Hi everyone!
I did more testing about MPEG2-TS and x265 and x264. With x264 everyting
works fine, x265 is causing the problem mentioned below.
*STEP 1*. The command below works like a charm with x264 and x265. The
initial problem was with the video I was using.
However when I try to stream it,
On Tue, 16 Dec 2014 14:33:42 +
david reid wrote:
> I have a video that I want parts to play in real time but the majority will
> be sped up to play as a time lapse at 25x. I can get the various pieces but
> would like to have a smoother interface between the 2 speeds, so is there a
> way of t
On Thu, 18 Dec 2014 00:45:39 -
"FRED COLLEY" wrote:
> Hi Every time i try and open my VIDEO’S Windows explorer closes it
> again
Did you use ffmpeg to create these videos? How is ffmpeg involved?
> now I have a message come up that it is the ffmpeg that is causing the
> problem and to conta
Hi Every time i try and open my VIDEO’S Windows explorer closes it again, now I
have a message come up that it is the ffmpeg that is causing the problem and to
contact you for advice, I’m running vista...thank you. Regards Fred.
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On 17.12.2014 19:47, Phil Rhodes wrote:
Does this imply that the entire file needs to fit in memory, though? Sorry, I'm
not a Perl expert.
I don't know the internals precisely how Perl handles this (Memory,
swap files, caching...) But i think no, i doesn't have to...
Perl just opens a filehand
Followup for the sake of search engines: none of this has nothing to do
with ffmpeg, nor with the -r setting, nor with the size of the picture,
nor with the amount of light in the room.
Kernel 3.2 (wheezy) - everything is fine, video smooth as silk
Kernel 3.16 (jessie) - the observed "stutter"
Does this imply that the entire file needs to fit in memory, though? Sorry, I'm
not a Perl expert.
P
From: Dietmar Thal
To: ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org
Sent: Wednesday, 17 December 2014, 8:35
Subject: Re: [FFmpeg-user] AVI and Timecode
Hi Phil,
> I don't suppose you found a way of modif
Hi Phil,
I don't suppose you found a way of modifying the file in place? I seem to
recall the Tdat and XML are usually at the end, if it matters.
You can change the output of my script to "in.avi" again, so the file
is simply overwritten without a new file being generated. (Line 129)
D.
Hi Moritz,
> On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 10:34:33 +0100, Rudi Hrvatin wrote:
> > This works fine, I get just some warning. The video if playable using
> > ffplay so I think this *works fine*.
>
> This depends on what you will try to play it with as the final client
> in your chain. ffplay and mplayer
Hi Rudi,
On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 10:34:33 +0100, Rudi Hrvatin wrote:
> This works fine, I get just some warning. The video if playable using
> ffplay so I think this *works fine*.
This depends on what you will try to play it with as the final client
in your chain. ffplay and mplayer (and possibly
Hi everyone!
I'm a beginner here and trying to accomplish something simple. Any help is
appriciated! :)
*STEP 1* is to encode a file.
*STEP 2* stream the file over UDP.
*STEP 3* is to receive the stream and save it on a different PC.
*STEP 4* PSNR over the encoded file and
*STEP 1* is to encode
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