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    24 janvier 2015, par Hendrik Leppkes
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  • Create a time-lapse movie by speeding a video up to the time of an audio file

    26 décembre 2014, par Peak Reconstruction Wavelength

    Input

    1. Audio file, mp3, 2 minutes
    2. Video file, mov, 1920 x 1080, 29 fps, 13 minutes

    I want to know which command to use to have a time-lapse movie mov as a result, which is two minutes long while remaining 29 fps, so it speeds up to match the time of 1. and the audio track of 2. is replaced with 1..

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    ffmpeg.exe" -i "x.MOV" -i "y.mp3" -vcodec copy -async 10 -ab 128k "e.MOV"

    which only puts the audio file to the beginning.

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