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  • Using FFMPEG to overlay 2 concat-demux videos

    10 juin 2021, par marco

    I am making a screen recording software that captures gestures/mouse moves as coordinates+timestamps, and would like to overlay those on the screen recording. I have a folder of "Frames" that have a red circle and the rest transparent that correspond to the gestures.

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    The way I initially got it working was to use concat-demux to generate a video of the gestures, and then I overlay it with ffmpeg by chromakeying out the black background and overlaying it, but that is very slow.

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    Is there a better/faster way to do it that maybe doesn't make an intermediate video that I have to chromakey ? I have access to the timestamps of the gestures as well as the duration these frames should stay on screen.

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    my pipeline :

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    Screen Frames w/ Timestamps&#x2B;durations --> Concat-demux --> ---------------------------&#x2B;&#xA;                                                                                      |&#xA;Gesture Logs --> Frames w/ timestamp&#x2B;duration --> Concat-demux ---> chromakey --&#x2B;     |&#xA;                    (has transparency)        (loses transparency)              |     |&#xA;                                                                                V     V&#xA;                                                                               Overlay&#xA;                                                                                  |&#xA;                                                                                  V&#xA;                                                                             Final Video&#xA;

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    Example frame from gestures which is the foreground&#xA;(The white is transparent)

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    The background has no transparency as it is a computer background

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    The command I used to combine the videos I generated is :&#xA;ffmpeg -i gestures.mp4 -i screen.mp4 -filter_complex &#x27;[0]chromakey=0x000000:.1[bk];[1][bk]overlay&#x27; output.mp4

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