>
> So just to be clear, you’re referring to kinetic typography, right?
> For example stuff like Pulp Fiction: Intonation <
> https://youtu.be/h2m_Z8CWdXI>, derivative graphics work by Jarett Moody
> (slightly NSFW, language)
> Apple has also been playing around with the style since 2016, mostly
On 10/20/2020 6:52 AM, Edward Park wrote:
You say it’s not very efficient using your video editor (I assume
something along the lines of Avid, PPro, FCPX/Motion), but I don’t think
FFmpeg is the right tool for the job, unless you had some really complex
ass subtitles already, using a bunch of
Hi,
>> typography effects based video
> So that one is basically what I'm looking to do with ffmpeg - turn a
> subtitle file (of any type) into a transparent backgrounded (?) video for
> use in my video editor to combine the necessary contents together - or some
> other file/method that
guess you should first check a bunch of subtitling programs. from you
description, you're simply doing subtiting of your vids. text placement is
easier done by specialised subtitlers,
and once you're done, you can burn 'em with ffmpeg (the only reasonable
usage of ffmpeg i can image for what
Am 20.10.2020 um 06:46 schrieb John B Morris:
Hello all,
typography effects based video
So that one is basically what I'm looking to do with ffmpeg - turn a
subtitle file (of any type) into a transparent backgrounded (?) video for
use in my video editor to combine the necessary contents
Hello all,
typography effects based video
>
So that one is basically what I'm looking to do with ffmpeg - turn a
subtitle file (of any type) into a transparent backgrounded (?) video for
use in my video editor to combine the necessary contents together - or some
other file/method that
Hi!
I'm not sure if I am answering the question you are exactly posting but
what I think you are looking for is some file format which will help
subtitle your video, allowing people to enable them as they wish. Whilst I
don't know your exact delivery of these videos your choices roughly are:
1.
Hi,
> So, I'm a person that makes videos and dictates them via text elements. My
> video editor makes this tedious. Is there a way to make this process faster
> with ffmpeg (probably like a subtitle file into a video with text in the
> middle?)
I’m confused as to what you mean, are you asking
