On 12/5/2019 6:50 PM, 김민성 wrote:
As I said in email, -segment_time will split all segments have same length.
I want to split video segments non-uniformly, which requires additional
cutting and merging steps if I use -segment_time.
Actually, I don't think you said that. A clear definition of the p
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Cc:
Sent: 2019-12-06 (금) 09:53:06 (GMT+09:00)
Subject: Re: [FFmpeg-user] How to deal long length of options on some arguments?
Is there a specific reason to specify the absolute segment starts? It seems
like the process would be much easier if you use -segment_time instead.
Is there a specific reason to specify the absolute segment starts? It seems
like the process would be much easier if you use -segment_time instead.
Later,
z!
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Hello.
I am trying to set command like below:
ffmpeg -i in.mp4 \
-force_key_frames [verymanycheckpoints] \
-segment_times [verymanycheckpoints] \
-segment_list segmentlist.txt \
-f segment \
-reset_timestamps 1 \
out%03d.mp4 \
Current bottleneck is "[very...many...checkpoints
