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FFMPEG : burn SRT files to a transparent video file ?
19 septembre 2017, par TaapoI need to create several versions of srt/ssa subtitles for another editor. To minimize the problems that can rise (encoding, etc) I want to provide a separate AVI file that can be overlayed onto another file.
So I would like to use FFMPEG to burn an "empty" (transparent) video file which has the length of the subtitle file, and with the subtitles burnt in. How would this be done in FFMPEG ?
Before someone says this is a bad idea (which someone already did), there are use cases where this technique would be helpful. I’m fully aware that this would create big files, but most real-life editors don’t care about size - but about solutions. Judging from other posts (on other forums) there seem to be a need for others as well. And since a professional subtitler like Lemony Subtitler is offering the option, I suppose this is not really a bad idea.
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ffmpeg convert from WMV to AVC1 instead of "official" H264 [closed]
26 mars 2014, par thipetoI searched google for an answer, but I can’t find the solution. It’s for professional use.
I’m trying to convert some wmv files (WMV3) to MP4 (H.264). It should take the format h.264, and instead of it, it’s taken the H.264 (AVC1) format.
It seems like the AVC is a format used in Apple, and I don’t want to convert to this format, only to h264 "official", the one who fourcc shows me.
I’m using the last version of ffmpeg, following is the basic command that I’m using :ffmpeg -i input.wmv -c:v libx264 -q:v 0 output.mp4
I’m trying to understand the reason that some PCs here convert to h264, and other to AVC1.
Someone can help me ? What should I do to make the other PCs convert to the real h.264 without install a pack of codecs ? I just want to convert to mp4, there’s a way to install only codecs to convert to mp4 ?Many thanks,
Thiago. -
ffmpeg convert from WMV to AVC1 instead of "official" H264 [on hold]
26 mars 2014, par thipetoI searched google for an answer, but I can't find the solution. It's for professional use.
I'm trying to convert some wmv files (WMV3) to MP4 (H.264). It should take the format h.264, and instead of it, it's taken the H.264 (AVC1) format.
It seems like the AVC is a format used in Apple, and I don't want to convert to this format, only to h264 "official", the one who fourcc shows me.
I'm using the last version of ffmpeg, following is the basic command that I'm using :ffmpeg -i input.wmv -c:v libx264 -q:v 0 output.mp4
I'm trying to understand the reason that some PCs here convert to h264, and other to AVC1.
Someone can help me ? What should I do to make the other PCs convert to the real h.264 without install a pack of codecs ? I just want to convert to mp4, there's a way to install only codecs to convert to mp4 ?Many thanks,
Thiago.