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  • Is there way to increase speed of burning subtitles to a video in ffmpeg

    19 mars 2021, par Ahmed Yasir

    Currently, I do it this way : ffmpeg -i video.mkv -vf subtitles=video.mkv out.mp4 But with some videos, it takes too long around 55mins but with handbrake, it takes only 10 mins to burn subtitle to video even though I tweaked the setting for instances enabling ultrafast mode. Is there a way to increase the speed of that : maybe saving output files with the lesser quality or something ?

    


  • Bash Function for FFMPEG change speed (audio and video together) ?

    22 avril 2021, par Mr Candido

    I saw several examples, I tried several, but I couldn't get any that could increase the speed by 20, 30, ...%

    


    I was only able to convert the video, but the audio and video were never synchronized

    


    ffmpeg_changespeed ()
{
video_source = $1
speed = $2

ffmpeg ???????
}


    


    Speed

    


    1.2 => 20% increment

    


    1.5 => 50%

    


    2 => 100%

    


  • ffmpeg : speed up AND rotate video

    30 juillet 2021, par LFPGaming

    This is my current script that I'm trying to use to speed up the playspeed and rotate my video by 90', but it doesn't work when I include the transpose=1 argument.

    


    "C:\ffmpeg-win64\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -i "C:\video1.mkv" -vf "setpts=PTS/60" "transpose=1" -an -crf 18 "C:\video2.mkv"


    


    Script works without the transpose argument and speeds up my video perfectly, but Script won't run once I try to rotate the video by 90' and outputs an error :

    


    Unable to find a suitable output format for 'transpose=1'
transpose=1: Invalid argument


    


    Can anyone tell me where I'm going wrong ?

    


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