-an -vcodec copy -f flv rtmp://
127.0.0.1/live/stream
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Try putting -timelimit (or -t) after the input file. The order of options is
important.
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f how these things work, so if this doesn't help, hopefully
someone
else can. :)
Regards,
Rodney.
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> > that's what I would reasonably expect.
> It's as if in Algebra we can do |a - b| but don't know wether it's a < b or
> b < a...
>
> Rodolfo
What about an FFT anal
source container format and destination
container format are compatible with the format/s of the stream/s.
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to the GPU (depending, of
course, on which GPU you have in the system/s)?
More info here: https://gist.github.com/
Brainiarc7/4b49f463a08377530df6cecb8171306a
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>I've written it all in this document:
>http://www.astro-electronic.de/FFmpeg_Book.pdf
Thank you Michael.
Very informative and above all... useful.
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Forgive the naive response but...
Isn't FPS mostly a matter of playback via a viewer (in earlier days mostly
a projector)?
What I mean by this is that one second is one second no matter how we cut
it so we have a finite number of frames we can place into that second. If
the FPS is 24 we only get
>
> Why not just keep the original? (Or, what's to be accomplished by the
> double conversion?)
>
This was what I was thinking as well.
There is something intriguing about the odd idea of round-tripping in the
sense of non destructive manipulation of data.
At least in keeping the original, the
Thank you Carl. Just the info I was looking for.
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All,
In the list of things added to the last ffmpeg release one of the items
mentioned is 'gif parser'. I was hoping a search would satisfy my
curiosity but I haven't been able to see what specific changes related to
the gif format were incorporated. After some time I thought I'd turn to
the
eir own time (most if not all having
paid jobs doing other work).
Cheers,
Rodney.
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plement the dev-level documentation.
I think what you're proposing is a good step in that direction, and I'll be
happy to help where I can.
Regards,
Rodney.
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others and include the command line you're using along with full, uncut
console output from ffmpeg (copied as text, not a screenshot).
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don't need the sample input files or
resulting output file unless specifically requested.
Regards,
Rodney (not a dev but a long-time user).
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On Monday, 30 November 2020 23:49:55 ACDT Rodney Baker wrote:
> On Monday, 30 November 2020 18:51:28 ACDT madderek--- via ffmpeg-user wrote:
> [...]
> What the dev's are requesting is the complete, uncut console output that
> ffmpeg prints to the command-line window when you executate
mailing list. If it gets accepted, congratulations - you've just
helped to improve the product!
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uot;man ffmpeg" into a google search and see what comes up. You'll
probably find a link to this:
http://manpages.org/ffmpeg
Look for the section titled "Generic Options". There you'll find the detailed
descriptions you're looking for.
BTW, this works for many other Linux commn
NUMBER_OF_FRAMES-eng: 31186
Isn't this exactly what you're looking for?
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