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Bug de détection d’ogg
22 mars 2013, par
Mis à jour : Avril 2013
Langue : français
Type : Video
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ffmpeg - virtually split source file for analyse
31 mai 2019, par user6698332The goal is to split file on segments by theirs qty or duration
to get info for each segment separately,
avoiding of physical splitting the file or
use multiple of command lines for each segment of manually calculated lentgh.I tried the following :
ffmpeg.exe -i test.wav -f segment -segment_time 30 -af volumedetect -f null - > test_wav.log 2>&1
but unsuccessfull :(
Is there a way to reach it by specific combination of commands and filters ?
Thank you.
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FFmpeg/X264 : Split video mid-GOP without reencoding entire stream
10 juillet 2012, par yoda_alexI've got an H264 video (Stored in an MP4 file). Each GOP is approx 10s long. I want to trim the first couple of seconds off the video, which means I need to split the first GOP. Is there a way to do this without re-encoding the entire video ?
I've got FFmpeg and x264 available. I'm happy to use either the FFmpeg command line, or my own program linked against ffmpeg of x264 libraries.
Thanks in advance !
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FFmpeg/X264 : Split video mid-GOP without reencoding entire stream
10 juillet 2012, par yoda_alexI've got an H264 video (Stored in an MP4 file). Each GOP is approx 10s long. I want to trim the first couple of seconds off the video, which means I need to split the first GOP. Is there a way to do this without re-encoding the entire video ?
I've got FFmpeg and x264 available. I'm happy to use either the FFmpeg command line, or my own program linked against ffmpeg of x264 libraries.
Thanks in advance !