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    Vous pouvez nous aider à améliorer les locutions utilisées dans le logiciel ou à traduire celui-ci dans n’importe qu’elle nouvelle langue permettant sa diffusion à de nouvelles communautés linguistiques.
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  • Extract every frame form a variable-frame-rate video with ffmpeg

    25 septembre 2013, par Xocoatzin

    I'm trying to extract all the frames on several videos. Those videos were captured on a camera that saves the output with a variable frame rate, thus, some frames are closer together in time than others (from 27 to 30 fps according to mediainfo)

    This frames are to be synchronized with some metadata, so I not only need to extract them but also keep the information of the [relative] time each frame of the video has been shot.

    I've been using ffmpeg to extract video frames, the challenge comes when the video frame rate is not constant any more. Any other method or program different than ffmpeg is ok as far as it can get the job done.

  • Combine multiple images to form a strip of images ffmpeg

    10 décembre 2019, par phuong do

    I wish to combine multiple images into a single strip of images, using FFMPEG.

    I have been trying to search this thing on google, but unable to find anything useful. All links take me to places where multiple images are combined to give a video output.

    Assuming that all the files are of the same width and height, how can I join them to get a single strip of images. Can anybody help me ?

    example image

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  • Why are v0, v1, and v2 of ffmpeg still under active development ? What happened to ppa:jon-severinsson/ffmpeg ?

    12 avril 2015, par cxrodgers

    I know about the long history of ffmpeg and libav. Personally, I preferred to use Jon Severinsson’s PPA, as suggested in many answers here on stackoverflow or askubuntu. However, recently this PPA seems to have gone down recently (this page, which is the link everyone always gives, is dead). I don’t see if he put up a newer version, although I admit I find launchpad hard to navigate. Did it get replaced with this one from Doug McMahon or this one from Sam Rog ?

    Ok, so maybe I need to download it myself. I visit the releases page for ffmpeg, and there seems to be simultaneous development of releases from v2 (2.6.2), v1 (1.2.12, from February), and v0 (0.10.16, from March of this year). 0.10 isn’t even the newest of the v0 series, and yet it seems to be the most recently updated of that series, and (coincidentally ?) also the version that I most recently got from the PPA. Admittedly this was on a slightly older distribution (Linux Mint 16).

    ffmpeg -version
    
ffmpeg version 0.10.12-7:0.10.12-1~saucy1

    So, which version should I download, now that the PPA is gone ? Does it depend on the distribution I’m using ?

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