2019-03-06 14:31 GMT+01:00, Gabriele Greco :
> What I want to achieve is that if:
>
> start_ts = 00:01:00
> end_ts = 00:05:00
>
> and input.ts has one or more "holes" for a total of 2 minutes
>
> my output video should last 2 minutes and not 4.
Depending on your definition of holes, this is not
2019-03-05 12:31 GMT+01:00, Gabriele Greco :
> so after reading ffmpeg documentation and various stackoverflow questions
I
> decided that copyts was my friend to achieve my result and I tried:
>
> ffmpeg -ss start_ts -copyts -i input.ts -to end_ts out.mp4
> ffmpeg -ss start_ts -i input.ts -copyts
2019-03-05 12:31 GMT+01:00, Gabriele Greco :
> Actually what I do basically is:
>
> ffmpeg -ss start_ts -i input.ts -to (end_ts - start_ts) out.mp4
>
> this can work only if the input file has no holes...
>
> so after reading ffmpeg documentation and various stackoverflow questions I
> decided
Hi guys,
I'm trying to encode part of a video in a particular source timestamp
range, from input .ts files got from satellite inputs that can have "holes"
(due to signal issues).
Actually what I do basically is:
ffmpeg -ss start_ts -i input.ts -to (end_ts - start_ts) out.mp4
this can work only
