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  • FFmpeg code throwing error when trying to crop the video : FFmpeg process exited with state COMPLETED and return code 255

    1er octobre 2023, par Danny

    Hello I am trying to crop a 9:16 video to a 1:1 video with FFmpeg. The command is throwing this error

    


    Exception: FFmpeg process exited with state COMPLETED and return code 255.


    


    This is my code :

    


    -ss 0:00:00.000000 -i 's879-1696171712815.mp4' -t 0:00:24.149000 -codec:v libx264 -filter:v 'crop=720.0:720.0:0.0:327.25067794421483'   -y 'cropped.mp4'


    


    Can anyone help with this issue ?

    


    Thanks

    


  • ffmpeg - combining multiple images and multiple audio files ? [migrated]

    15 mai 2017, par Quantum spaghettification

    I am trying to create a video out of two images figure1.png and figure2.png (which may be of different sizes) and two audio files audio1.wav and audio2.wav. I want to do it such that figure1.png shows until audio1.wav stops playing and then figure2.png shows until audio2.wav stops playing (with audio2.wav starting after audio1.wav). I am having no real luck doing this. My best attempt so far is to create two videos and try and merge them but due to formating issues this does not seem to work. I was therefore wondering is there was a way to do this with a single ffmpeg command and if so what ?