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  • ffmpeg invalid argument for vp9 encoding

    17 juin 2015, par user3083672

    I’m following the recommended settings for vp9 encoding here : http://wiki.webmproject.org/ffmpeg/vp9-encoding-guide

    Using this command :

    ffmpeg -i test.mp4 -c:v libvpx-vp9 -pass 1 -b:v 1000K -threads 8 -speed 4 \
    
-tile-columns 6 -frame-parallel 1 -auto-alt-ref 1 -lag-in-frames 25 \
    
-an -f webm /dev/null

    produces the following error :

    [NULL @ 0000000005a209c0] Unable to find a suitable output format for '\'
    
\: Invalid argument

    Any ideas ?

  • encode YUV420 frame to VP9

    21 novembre 2018, par User800222

    As title,

    I’m pulling frames from a IP camera. I converted the input raw data to YUV420 format, and would like to encode YUV420 to VP9, and save frames as .webm format. Would I be able to do that ? Or should I input a BGR444 format for encoding ?

    BTW, to set up the parameters for encoding vp9. Is the av_dict_set() the right function for setting parameters ?

    Ex : (http://wiki.webmproject.org/ffmpeg/vp9-encoding-guide)

    av_dict_set(&opt, "crf"    , "23", 0);
    
av_dict_set(&opt, "speed"  , "4" , 0);
    
av_dict_set(&opt, "threads", "8" , 0);
    
av_dict_set(&opt, "pass"   , "1" , 0);
    
av_dict_set(&opt, "b:v", "1400k", 0);

    Edit : The wiki uses 2 pass for setting parameters, would I be able to do in with 1 pass ?

    Edit2 : Blow code seems to be working, wonder how can I bring the size of the videos (vp9) down ? Currently, I have similar size as using h264 encoder.

        av_dict_set(&opt, "crf"    ,        "45", 0);  
    
    av_dict_set(&opt, "speed"  ,        "8" , 0); 
    
    av_dict_set(&opt, "quality",        "realtime", 0);
    
    av_dict_set(&opt, "threads",        "8" , 0);
    
    av_dict_set(&opt, "tile-columns",   "3", 0);
    
    av_dict_set(&opt, "frame-parallel", "1", 0);
    
    av_dict_set(&opt, "row-mt",         "1", 0);

    Update1 :
    YUV420P can be encoded as VP9 !

  • Create a looped video with countdown

    13 décembre 2016, par Enrico Deleo

    Something maybe challenging here :
    I want to stream (via rtmp) a video with a fixed image and a countdown applied on it. I know I can create a slideshow with even audio background with ffmtp (http://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Create%20a%20video%20slideshow%20from%20images) but I’m wondering if I can loop it AND apply an overlay with the countdown to a given date.

    Any ideas ?

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