On Sunday, June 12, 2016 1:58:00 PM CDT ibrahim wrote:
> the image format for the image sequence should be a lossless compressed
> or uncompressed free/libre format and it should preserve the significant
> properties of video such as interlacing, colour space (without any
> colour conversion), chro
Carla Schneider ffmpeg.org> writes:
> http://www.FastShare.org/download/titel.avi
I opened ticket #5637, thank you for the sample!
Carl Eugen
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Dear Ibrahim,
I didn't have time yet to fully and thoroughly read through your
detailed mail yet, but I did extensive research about "image sequence +
audio file" for preservation (for the Austrian National Archive) a few
years ago.
I cannot go into greatest detail right now, but for starters I w
Alexey Astakhov gmail.com> writes:
> I have kind of a simple question - is there a way to
> insert one frame at specific time into video using
> ffmpeg? Or duplicate one given frame?
This depends on your exact usecase, but it sounds to me as
if you would need a linear video editor (which coul
ibrahim httpdot.net> writes:
> i hope it is appropriate to send this kind of an e-mail to
> ffmpeg-user list.
I believe it is.
> i'd like to ask your opinions for a proposal of long term
> video preservation strategy. FFV1+lpcm+mkv is a perfect
> solution that meet most of the preservation r
Hi,
On Sun, Jun 12, 2016 at 11:58 AM, ibrahim wrote:
> hi,
>
>FFV1+lpcm+mkv is a perfect solution that meets
> most of the preservation requirements for video and i would recommend
> that as the first option but i am also working on an additional strategy
> based on keeping the video as image seq
Hey ffmpeg-users,
I have kind of a simple question - is there a way to insert one frame at
specific time into video using ffmpeg? Or duplicate one given frame?
The obvious way is to cut video in two pieces, and then concatenate first
part, frame and second part. But I don't know if it would produ
hi,
i hope it is appropriate to send this kind of an e-mail to ffmpeg-user
list. i'd like to ask your opinions for a proposal of long term video
preservation strategy. FFV1+lpcm+mkv is a perfect solution that meets
most of the preservation requirements for video and i would recommend
that as the f
Le quintidi 25 prairial, an CCXXIV, Dr. Johannes Zellner a écrit :
> I wouldn't have called it a bug. I just hoped that there was an option to
> copy all metadata from the input to the output file.
The sample aspect ratio is not metadata.
> but still the input video stream "Original display aspec
Carl Eugen,
I wouldn't have called it a bug. I just hoped that there was an option
to copy all metadata from the input to the output file.
I tried
-map_metadata 0
-map_metadata:s:v 0:s:v
but still the input video stream "Original display aspect ratio" wasn't
copied to the output file.
btw.
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