Re: [FFmpeg-user] MPEG-PS

2020-09-26 Thread andrei ka
hi, what is "absolute timestamp", a security cam's time timecode burned into video ? pts ? i'd keep guessing, " Play the files on web using Nginx and Video.js" means you want to encode to hls, hand it to nginx for streaming and play that m3u8 url with ffmpeg giving "-ss hh:mm.ss..." parameter ? ak

Re: [FFmpeg-user] MPEG-PS

2020-09-26 Thread Mark Filipak (ffmpeg)
On 09/26/2020 08:42 AM, Peter wrote: Hi, I have a file MPEG-PS, AVC264 with audio code G711u. It does contain absolute timestamp in each frame i.e I can say when exactly each second of this video was shot. I want to do the following: I'm still exploring/learning the structures in program s

[FFmpeg-user] MPEG-PS

2020-09-26 Thread Peter
Hi, I have a file MPEG-PS, AVC264 with audio code G711u. It does contain absolute timestamp in each frame i.e I can say when exactly each second of this video was shot. I want to do the following: 1. Extract absolute timestamps from the video 2. Convert the file to MP4 h264 with some more we

[FFmpeg-user] timestamps

2020-09-26 Thread Peter
Hi, I have a file MPEG-PS, AVC264 with audio code G711u. It does contain absolute timestamp(epoch timestamp) in each frame. I want to do the following: 1. Extract absolute timestamps from the video 2. Convert the file to MP4 h264 with some more web friendlier audio codec i.e aac. 3. Play the

Re: [FFmpeg-user] cover_rect without find_rect?

2020-09-26 Thread Michael Koch
Am 26.09.2020 um 13:02 schrieb Michael Koch: Hello, is it possible to use the cover_rect filter without using the find_rect filter? I don't want to use find_rect because I already know the coordinates and size of the object to be covered. Or is there another filter for covering an object with

[FFmpeg-user] cover_rect without find_rect?

2020-09-26 Thread Michael Koch
Hello, is it possible to use the cover_rect filter without using the find_rect filter? I don't want to use find_rect because I already know the coordinates and size of the object to be covered. Or is there another filter for covering an object with "blur" mode, using interpolation from the sur