Hi there, Paul.
How would I be able to check which filter uses the most processing power?
I am encoding in hardware with my video card, so it's only the decoding and
filters that are eating up CPU.
What I am seeing is that only one CPU shows any load.
I have a suspicion that it is the remap filt
you can search the ffmpeg-all man pages or online documentation for 'threads'
-filter_complex_threads nb_threads (global)
Defines how many threads are used to process a filter_complex graph. Similar to
filter_threads but used for -filter_complex graphs only. The default is the
number of availabl
On 8/6/17, Evert Vorster wrote:
> Hi there.
> I am using a quite convoluted filter in ffmpeg.
> -
> #!/bin/bash
> #This will split, defish, blend and re-assemble Samsung Gear 360 video
> map_dir="/data/Projects/RemapFilter"
> ffmpeg -y -i
Hi there.
I am using a quite convoluted filter in ffmpeg.
-
#!/bin/bash
#This will split, defish, blend and re-assemble Samsung Gear 360 video
map_dir="/data/Projects/RemapFilter"
ffmpeg -y -i "$1" \
-i $map_dir/lx.pgm -i $map_dir/ly.pgm -
