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Make video out of pictures (no compression)
17 avril 2014, par HermiltonI have 1000 png files as output from a simulation (total size of all png-files 44.2 MB), and I want to make a video where each frame is simply one png file.
So it should be something like just concatenating the png files to one movie file.I already tried doing this with "ffmpeg"/"avconv" but I'm a novice in this programms, and my output videos turned out to be either way to large (700MB !) or just blurry compared to the pngs.
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Why does FFMPEG adds up extra bit rate to video ? [migrated]
5 juin 2012, par user735647I use FFMPEG (command line Input) to convert my videos to a specific output format. The problem I am facing is when I try to pass a constant bit rate(700 kbps) to FFMPEG, the result is an output video with a different bit rate(say 1000 kbps). This phenomenon occurs invariably for all videos.Why is this happening ? I need to maintain a constant bit rate. Can anyone help me out.
My FFMPEG version is 0.5
The command line parameter which I am passing to FFMPEG is,
-i {inputfile}
-b 700k -ab 64k
-vcodec libx264
-acodec libfaac -ac 2 -ar 44100
-y -s 320x240
{outputfile}EDIT :
I was able to force CBR with a fluctuation of 3% when I used the following parameters.
ffmpeg -i myfile.avi
-b 4000k -minrate 4000k
-maxrate 4000k -bufsize 1835k out.m2vBut when I used -maxrate and - minrate along with my parameter set I was not able to force CBR. My parameter set is as follows,
-i {inputfile}
-b 1200k -minrate 1200k
-maxrate 1200k -bufsize 1200k
-ab 64k -vcodec libx264
-acodec libfaac -ac 2 -ar 44100
-y -s 320x240
{outputfile}Why is this happening ?
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How to set time_base when muxing AVI with libavformat ?
18 mai 2012, par AnastasiaIn my application I receive from a remote server synchronized video
(mpeg4) and audio (mp3) and mux them to avi file. The video comes
frame-by-frame, and the audio comes in small chunks, say 200-250 ms.
Both video frames and audio chunks have timestamps in milliseconds.My question is how to set audio time_base and pts correctly ?
For video I set time_base.num = framerate, time_base.den = 1 ; and
calculate pts as follows :AVRational time_base_1kHz;
time_base_1kHz.num = 1;
time_base_1kHz.den = 1000;
packet.pts = av_rescale_q(timeStamp - baseTimeStamp_, time_base_1kHz, videoStream_->time_base);where baseTimeStamp_ is the 1st timestamp of the stream.
But if I try do similar calculation for audio, I don't get playable
avi. If I always set to audio AV_NOPTS_VALUE, then avi has playable
video, but no audio.So what are the correct values for audio time_base and pts's ?
Do I set time_base and pts's for video correctly ?