emb-pro (12020-04-14):
> Hi Nicolas,
If you want help, start by helping yourself. Use the advice I gave you
in the previous mails or don't, but it is there.
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Hi Nicolas,
I have used the pts the pts options like below,
ffmpeg -i input.ts -vf
"select='if(eq(n\,0),1,floor(t)-floor(prev_selected_t))" -vsync 0
output-%04d.png
But it is not extracting properly.
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emb-pro (12020-04-13):
> This is also one of my trials to get the output.
That's not the fps filter. What have you tried to get the fps filter to
work? Have you read the its documentation and that of setpts?
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HI Nicolas,
This is also one of my trials to get the output.
-vf
"select='if(not(floor(mod(t,1)))*lt(ld(1),1),st(1,1)+st(2,n)+st(3,t));if(eq(ld(1),1)*lt(n,ld(2)+1),1,if(trunc(t-ld(3)),st(1,0)))'"
-vsync 0
The above command is extracting the frames, but they are not in the sync.
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Hi Nicolas George,
I have tried using the select filter option.
-vf "select=not(mod(n\,25))" -vsync 0
The frames extracted are not in sync. I checked this on a tcr time code
video.
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emb-pro (12020-04-13):
> Thanks for your response, when I use -vf fps=1 option, ffmpeg is extracting
> the 12th frame of every second. Could you tell me how can we use those
> setpts and rounding options and phase in the command, How can I make use of
> them properly? Any pseudo example would be
HI Nicolas George,
Thanks for your response, when I use -vf fps=1 option, ffmpeg is extracting
the 12th frame of every second. Could you tell me how can we use those
setpts and rounding options and phase in the command, How can I make use of
them properly? Any pseudo example would be fine.
Hi Carl,
I am very beginner to ffmpeg. I usually get the commands from the browsing
from online blogs. I don't know how to set those options clearly. Could you
send me an example to use this pts and prev_pts options in the command?
Also I tried the below command to extract.
ffmpeg -i INPUT.ts
Ramana (12020-04-13):
> I am trying yo select select the very starting frame of every second on a
> live input video. Input is a .ts file. I have a command to select the 0th
> frame of every second on a non-live video.
-vf fps=1
If necessary, play with the rounding option, or use setpts to
Am Mo., 13. Apr. 2020 um 15:29 Uhr schrieb Ramana :
> I don't know, it is extracting the more and more number of frames, I have
> scheduled the live input feed as 1 hour video for 24x7. currently I am using
> the ffmpeg -i input.ts -vf fps=1 output_%d.jpg command to extract the
> frames for
Okay, is there any way to extract the first frame of each and every second
for this live input stream. I tried with the below command also, but they
are not in the sync.
ffmpeg -i INPUT.ts -vf
Am Mo., 13. Apr. 2020 um 15:29 Uhr schrieb Ramana :
> ffmpeg -i INPUT.ts -vf "select=between(mod(n\, 25)\, 0\, 0), setpts=N/24/TB"
> output-%04d.jpg
>
> The above command is extracting the zero-th frame on every second total
> number of extracted frames are 3600. But, it is not working on live
Hi Carl,
Thanks for your response.
I don't know, it is extracting the more and more number of frames, I have
scheduled the live input feed as 1 hour video for 24x7. currently I am using
the ffmpeg -i input.ts -vf fps=1 output_%d.jpg command to extract the
frames for every second.
When I
Am Mo., 13. Apr. 2020 um 15:12 Uhr schrieb Ramana :
> I am trying yo select select the very starting frame of every second on a
> live input video. Input is a .ts file. I have a command to select the 0th
> frame of every second on a non-live video.
>
> ffmpeg -i INPUT.ts -vf
Hi everyone,
I am trying yo select select the very starting frame of every second on a
live input video. Input is a .ts file. I have a command to select the 0th
frame of every second on a non-live video.
ffmpeg -i INPUT.ts -vf "select=between(mod(n\, 25)\, 0\, 0), setpts=N/24/TB"
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