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  • ffmpeg ignores -metadata option when video is encoded

    30 octobre 2018, par Rafael Lima

    I have a video with the following metadata :

    rotate : 90

    I’m using ffmpeg (4.0 binaries from windows downloaded from official website) to encode it and I want to delete this metadata information.

    If I do :
    ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c copy -metadata:s:v:0 rotate= output.mp4
    the output will have removed the metadata.

    But if I do :
    ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c:v libx264 -metadata:s:v:0 rotate= output.mp4
    then I still have the undesired metadata.

    Is there a way to remove metadata while encoding ?

  • ffmpeg ignores -metadata option when video is encoded

    30 octobre 2018, par Rafael Lima

    I have a video with the following metadata :

    rotate : 90

    I’m using ffmpeg (4.0 binaries from windows downloaded from official website) to encode it and I want to delete this metadata information.

    If I do :
    ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c copy -metadata:s:v:0 rotate= output.mp4
    the output will have removed the metadata.

    But if I do :
    ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c:v libx264 -metadata:s:v:0 rotate= output.mp4
    then I still have the undesired metadata.

    Is there a way to remove metadata while encoding ?

  • What are these strange strings in complied FFmpeg binary files ?

    4 septembre 2018, par greagen

    I am learning compilers recently and compile FFmpeg-1.0.10 source downloaded from official website to binary files on macOS 10.13.6. I use command "strings" to display the printable strings in the binaries. But there are some strange strings that do not exit in source files. Some examples of the strings are as following :

    IMAS
    
TXTR
    
VbuS
    
...
    
theora
    
vorbis
    
'hb7=
    
... {next three examples start with whitespace character}
    
 (8H8h8 
    
 h8H8(8
    
 8!8"8
    
...
    
$h%h&h
    
$X%X&X
    
$X%X&X
    
...

    What are those strings ?

    When and where they came from ?

    What are they used for ?

    How can I distinguish these strange strings with strings constants in source code ?

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