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  • can we runtime change video playback speed using ffmpeg ? [closed]

    17 février 2021, par vbv_at_gd

    I am trying to create video player application which has one feature that change runtime playback speed for example if user set playback speed (using seekbar value) then video play in slow-motion of fast forward for that particular time.

    


    But FFMPEG create new video and so i want to avoid new video creation every time.

    


  • Why is ffmpeg transcoding speed going down over time ?

    24 mars 2021, par Nikola R.

    I'm executing basic ffmpeg command to transcode input MP4 video to output MP4 video (both using H264 as video codec, and stripping out audio, for simplicity) :

    



    ffmpeg -i input-video.mp4 -b:v 20000k -an -vcodec libx264 output-video.mp4


    



    Transcoding is initially pretty fast (around 60-70 fps for first 20 or so frames), and then starts dropping steadily, ending at around 30 fps after 5000 frames.

    



    Is this inherent behavior ? If so, why does it happen ?
Also, is there any better option for the command line that would improve speed (besides using -threads) ?

    



    Would it be better to cut the input video and process it as smaller chunks, getting overall higher speed per sequence ? (I'm afraid that chunking might affect encoder's RD optimization)

    


  • Why is ffmpeg transcoding speed going down over time ?

    24 mars 2021, par Nikola R.

    I'm executing basic ffmpeg command to transcode input MP4 video to output MP4 video (both using H264 as video codec, and stripping out audio, for simplicity) :

    



    ffmpeg -i input-video.mp4 -b:v 20000k -an -vcodec libx264 output-video.mp4


    



    Transcoding is initially pretty fast (around 60-70 fps for first 20 or so frames), and then starts dropping steadily, ending at around 30 fps after 5000 frames.

    



    Is this inherent behavior ? If so, why does it happen ?
Also, is there any better option for the command line that would improve speed (besides using -threads) ?

    



    Would it be better to cut the input video and process it as smaller chunks, getting overall higher speed per sequence ? (I'm afraid that chunking might affect encoder's RD optimization)

    


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