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    Mediaspip core
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    MediaSPIP automatically converts uploaded files to internet-compatible formats.
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  • Adding an Overlay Using FFMPEG With Minimal Re-Encoding

    9 décembre 2015, par spaceman

    FFMPEG is really useful for cutting a part of a video, without re-encoding the video.

    I know it is also possible to use FFMPEG for adding an Overlay Image to a video, in a certain part of the video (for example from 10secs till 20secs).

    My question is : If I do this overlaying of an image, will the whole video get re-encoded because of that ? Or just the relevant duration will be encoded ?

    Also are there any options that I can use to make the re-encoding minimal ?
    The purpose if of course to keep the quality of the video like the original one..
    (I would ask for no re-encoding at all, but I don’t see how that might be possible...)

    Thank you

  • Adding an Overlay Using FFMPEG With Minimal Re-Encoding

    24 avril 2019, par spaceman

    FFMPEG is really useful for cutting a part of a video, without re-encoding the video.

    I know it is also possible to use FFMPEG for adding an Overlay Image to a video, in a certain part of the video (for example from 10secs till 20secs).

    My question is : If I do this overlaying of an image, will the whole video get re-encoded because of that ? Or just the relevant duration will be encoded ?

    Also are there any options that I can use to make the re-encoding minimal ?
    The purpose if of course to keep the quality of the video like the original one..
    (I would ask for no re-encoding at all, but I don’t see how that might be possible...)

    Thank you

  • lavf-regression : minimal metadata test.

    11 décembre 2011, par Reimar Döffinger

    lavf-regression : minimal metadata test.

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