I am just evaluating at this point, and am far from a professional coder.
I wrote a basic python program to take output from ATEM devices from
Blackmagic Design and record the output and restream via ffmpeg. Then I
discovered this lib, which seems like exactly what I want to do with the
exception
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 4:04 PM, Thomas Vecchione wrote:
> I am just evaluating at this point, and am far from a professional coder. I
> wrote a basic python program to take output from ATEM devices from
> Blackmagic Design and record the output and restream via ffmpeg. Then I
> discovered this
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 8:09 PM, Dan Dennedy wrote:
>
> Does it? MLT is not really intended to be used for capturing an IP
> stream and then relaying it.
>
>
Maybe I am assuming some functionality that isn't there, but since there
was, I believe I read, a wrapper around ffmpeg functionality, that
about 1 in 100 videos I encode confuse the encoder (likely due to some
corrupted dv files) and I get garbled audio.
I am thinking if I append a soft tone at the end of the cutlist,
encode that too, then check for it, that will give me some test that
the encoder did not get confused.
I am dead in
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 7:29 PM, Carl Karsten wrote:
> about 1 in 100 videos I encode confuse the encoder (likely due to some
> corrupted dv files) and I get garbled audio.
>
> I am thinking if I append a soft tone at the end of the cutlist,
> encode that too, then check for it, that will give me
Yeah, quite simply, MLT is not well suited towards your needs. It
converts all inputs to uncompressed (if not already). It does not
support the notions of "-vcodec copy" or lossless editing of
compressed inputs ("edit without re-encoding by splicing on a
keyframe"). It is overkill for something lik
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 11:13 PM, Dan Dennedy wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 7:29 PM, Carl Karsten wrote:
>> about 1 in 100 videos I encode confuse the encoder (likely due to some
>> corrupted dv files) and I get garbled audio.
>>
>> I am thinking if I append a soft tone at the end of the cutli
Is this expected?
If the value really is , then I get why the < is there,
just wondering if it is really correct.
$ melt -producer ladspa.1047 0=1000 1=0.5 -consumer xml
producer
15000
pause
1.07
ladspa.1047
1000
0.5
