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  • Ffmpeg can't convert at 24fps AND burn a subtitles

    14 novembre 2020, par Oshida_BCF

    i like to save my anime but i don't like when the subs are softburned and if the video is in mkv (it's heavier)

    


    so i made some .bat that encode the video and burn the subtitles.

    


    cd To convert
for %%a in ("*.mkv") do ffmpeg -i "%%a" -vf subtitles="%%a" -crf 18 -c:v libx264 -c:a aac -b:a 256k ../Converted/"%%~na.mp4"
pause


    


    this command burn the subtitles and it's perfect

    


    cd To convert
for %%a in ("*.mp4") do ffmpeg -i "%%a" -filter:v fps=fps=24 -crf 18 -c:v libx264 -c:a aac -b:a 256k ../Converted/"%%~na.mp4"
pause


    


    this one encode at 24 fps and it's perfect too

    


    but this one

    


    cd To convert
for %%a in ("*.mkv") do ffmpeg -i "%%a" -vf subtitles="%%a" -crf 18 -c:v libx264 -c:a aac -b:a 256k -filter:v fps=fps=24 ../Converted/"%%~na.mp4"
pause


    


    doesn't work.

    


    and i have no idea

    


    it convert the video in mp4, at 24fps
but it "forgot" the subtitles

    


    do there is some commands that aren't compatible and cancel each other ?

    


    for now i burn the sub on the video and i convert at 24 fps after.
but being able to do the 2 at the same time would save me a lot of time.

    


  • Use FFMPEG to put images separately inside a "box" and keeping their original positions of the X and Y boundaries and maybe modify their offsets

    14 septembre 2020, par karl-police

    I have a collection of images, for this example, I created 3 images that have different sizes, but the image itsself is the same, except it is moved more down or left or right.

    


    1 : 2 : 3 :

    


    These are the images. The total sizes of all images together is 35x39, so that means that they need to go inside an 35x39 image so it can later be used to craft them into a GIF as example. Since "crop" does not really work as it crops it smaller and can't make them bigger and I can't imagine it being the best solution for that anyway, perhaps.

    


    So this is the invisible 35x39 sized box.

    


    image :

    


    So what I'm trying to do is to figure out how I can put each of these images separately in the 35x39 sized box, but maintaining the original X position or the Y position or both, from the boundaries of the images. I'm trying to figure out how I can do this for other transparent images for similar things, mostly used to craft animations. Here into a GIF out of image collections, but the images need to be fixed first.

    


    I tried to look in the FFMPEG documentation, but there's many many filters and etc. that I had a few issues finding the right thing. I'm also not sure if it is also then possible to change the offset of the X and Y, because I think if there's something to make it keep the original position of X and Y, then I also think that there's probably something to change the offset of it aswell.

    


     

    


    End result of the images could basically be :

    


    1 : 2 : 3 :

    


    This end result example of the images, basically have their X aligned on the top and Y aligned on the left. I'm not sure if you can call it "original X position", because if I compare it to Photoshop's special paste and keep at original position, it puts the first image a bit more down as example, for some reason. So I just moved the X all the way to the top and the Y all the way to the left.

    


  • FFMPEG Problem with Filter_Complex with Chain Filters

    11 avril 2023, par James

    This script combined three filters into one being drawgrid, drawbox and drawtext. The result had added the text and not added the grid and box.

    


    My script :

    


    Set "BXW=1000"  ::Box width
Set "BXH=1008"  ::Box height

set "TEXT1=360" :: Text lefthand side (no space characters allowed, see next example)
set "TEXT2=180" :: Text bottom and center
set "TEXT3=0" :: Text righthand side
set "TEXT4=0" :: Text top and center


set "COLOR=red" :: Text color
set "SIZE=200" :: Font size
set "POS_X1=0" ::X1 position of text
set "POS_Y1=(h-th)/2" :: Y1 position of text, use (h-th)/2 for centering
set "POS_X2=(w-tw)/2" :: X2 position of text, use (w-tw)/2 for centering
set "POS_Y2=(h-th)" ::Y2 position of text
set "POS_X3=(w-tw)" ::X3 position of text
set "POS_Y3=(h-th)/2" ::Y3 position of text, use (h-th)/2 for centering
set "POS_X4=(w-tw)/2" :: X4 position of text, use (w-tw)/2 for centering
set "POS_Y4=0" ::Y4 position of text



ffmpeg -i %1 -filter_complex   [0:v]"drawgrid=color=red:width=iw/8:height=0:thickness=6,drawgrid=color=blue:width=0:height=ih/12:thickness=6"[grid_s]; [grid_s]"format=rgb24,drawbox=x=((iw/2)-%BXW%/2):y=((ih/2)-%BXH%/2):width=%BXW%:height=%BXH%:thickness=40:color=white"[box_s]; [box_s]drawtext="fontfile='c\:/windows/fonts/arial.ttf':fontcolor=%COLOR%:fontsize=%SIZE%:text=%TEXT1%:x=%POS_X1%:y=%POS_Y1%",drawtext="fontfile='c\:/windows/fonts/arial.ttf':fontcolor=%COLOR%:fontsize=%SIZE%:text=%TEXT2%:x=%POS_X2%:y=%POS_Y2%,drawtext="fontfile='c\:/windows/fonts/arial.ttf':fontcolor=%COLOR%:fontsize=%SIZE%:text=%TEXT3%:x=%POS_X3%:y=%POS_Y3%,drawtext="fontfile='c\:/windows/fonts/arial.ttf':fontcolor=%COLOR%:fontsize=%SIZE%:text=%TEXT4%:x=%POS_X4%:y=%POS_Y4%"[text_s] -frames 1 -y temptxt.png


ffmpeg -i temptxt.png -vf scale=iw/8:-1 -f nut - | ffplay -