ffmpeg
doesn't detect every frame) and it works quite well but I'd still like to
use directly ffmpeg for it.
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ffmpeg -loglevel debug -i in.mkv -vf idet -an -f rawvideo -y /dev/null
and it detects the interlaced frames correctly. Is there any problem with
deint=interlaced or do I need to add another parameter?
Log of the first command attached.
Thank you in advance for your precious help.
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to detect interlaced
frames and then if there is a bunch of interlaced frames, although not
subsequent, to deinterlace from the first to the last, deinterlacing even a
few frames before the first and after the last detected.
Thanks in advance for your precious advice,
Jan Sever
this possibility in man page so I assume it's not supported
(yet). Is it possible to add the support for example in this form:
ffmpeg ... -vf yadif=0-10:00,20:00-30:00 ...
to get only first and third 10 minutes deinterlaced?
Thank you in advance,
Jan Sever
both solutions are excellent but the first is better ;-),
marking as SOLVED. Many thanks to everybody, you solved the problem faster
than very quickly.
Jan Sever
P.S. Sorry for keeping you waiting so long for my answer, I had to unmask
newer version of ffmpeg first (in Gentoo ffmpeg-2 is still
On 12/21/2014 11:16 PM, Nicholas Robbins wrote:
That was my original thread. I've worked through various combination of
interlaced, progressive, telecined, filmrate, etc. I've worked out various
ffmpeg settings that work for most of these situations. Post if you have one
that you are not happy
after changing the two mentioned
parameters and it looks almost the same now. So marking as SOLVED. Thanks
everybody for your precious help.
Jan Sever
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