Re: [FFmpeg-user] get in-time for clips after filter_complex concat

2016-12-12 3:03 GMT+01:00 Erik Blankinship : >> >> >> > Now I need to know the exact time or frame the videos are inserted into >> > the output file. >> >> Doesn't -loglevel verbose add some information about when streams end? >> > > Thanks Carl! > > Yes, I see entries like

Re: [FFmpeg-user] get in-time for clips after filter_complex concat

> > > > Now I need to know the exact time or frame the videos are inserted into > the > > output file. > > Doesn't -loglevel verbose add some information about when streams end? > Thanks Carl! Yes, I see entries like `Segment finished at pts=248169037` Which, when converted to 248.169037 seconds

Re: [FFmpeg-user] get in-time for clips after filter_complex concat

2016-11-29 23:46 GMT+01:00 Erik Blankinship : > I've concatenated some videos (with audio tracks) together using ffmpeg's > filter_complex. Between each video is a blank video (black with silent > audio). > > #the blank video > ffmpeg -f lavfi -i

Re: [FFmpeg-user] get in-time for clips after filter_complex concat

Here is a link to the videos I am using to try and solve this problem: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a7ia4ssy1dqtupy/AABX-3MoO-QqSiKgQKkkkTOba?dl=0 Also at that link is the python script I use to measure the clips' durations. To recap: I want to concat videos, but blank footage between them, *and*

[FFmpeg-user] get in-time for clips after filter_complex concat

I've concatenated some videos (with audio tracks) together using ffmpeg's filter_complex. Between each video is a blank video (black with silent audio). #the blank video ffmpeg -f lavfi -i color=c=black:s={w}x{h}:d={duration} -f lavfi -i aevalsrc=0:c=2:d={duration} {target_file} #concat the