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• Trouble whit ffmpeg dll, when i convert to specific target

  25 juillet 2018, par Denis Logachov

  I use ffmpeg for convert my video, but when i set specific configuration for convertin, audio after converting playing with delay. My command is "ffmpeg.exe -i "inputFile.mp4" -target film-dv "outputFile.mp4"" In documentation review that we just set only some combination whit command "-target" and other paremeter set automaticaly. What am i doing wrong ?

• ffmpeg : concat videos and images

  23 mai 2016, par Yosko

  I have 2 videos (same resolution, same encoding) files that I want to concat and I want to insert some text for 3 seconds between them, as a splitter. I’m doing this with ffmpeg on Windows.

  Optional ideas that I would be interested in :

  • avoid reencoding the video in the process
  • having a fade in / fade out at the intersection of each part

  For now, I made the text as an image (but I am open to other suggestions). Let’s say I have :

  • video1.mp4 : 6:33
  • splitter.png (same resolution as video1.mp4)
  • video2.mp4 : 16:44

  I have tried a few things, but I always end up with the same problem : the video is 23:20 (video1 + 3 seconds + video2), but the 3 seconds gap is just the last video1 frame frozen instead of my image/text...

  Any Idea what I did wrong or how I should achieve this ?

  Here is what I tried so far :

  Method 1 : image to video

  Turn the image into a 3 seconds mp4 film, then concat (demuxer) it with the others :

  ffmpeg -loop 1 -f image2 -i splitter.png -r 30 -t 3 splitter.mp4
  
  ffmpeg -f concat -i input.txt -codec copy output.mp4

  Where the input.txt looks like :

  file 'E:\video1.mp4'
  
  file 'E:\splitter.mp4'
  
  file 'E:\video2.mp4'

  The content of splitter.png is visible in the splitter.mp4, but not in the output.mp4. Also I’m not entirely sure the splitter.mp4 respects the exact same encoding as the 2 videos, and I don’t know how to verify that.

  Method 2 : insert image frames

  Directly run the concat (demuxer) 90 times (30fps -> 3 seconds) on the image

  ffmpeg -f concat -i input.txt -codec copy output.mp4

  Where the input.txt looks like :

  file 'E:\video1.mp4'
  
  file 'E:\splitter.png'
  
  ...
  
  file 'E:\splitter.png'
  
  file 'E:\video2.mp4'

  Edit : possible solution ?

  Since all I’m doing is screencasting, I might as well screencast my splitter image. This way I would be sure of the audio & video encoding and wouldn’t have any problem merging and it wouldn’t need any reencoding... I know it might sound dumb, but it would probably do the trick...

  Note : I didn’t have try it, since I already worked through Openshot.

• Color shift when encoding DNxHD QuickTime Video [closed]

  13 mai 2013, par Yani

  I have been tasked with developing the Editorial submission pipeline for an animated feature film project. Our studio is based on Windows 7 and the Editing team is using Avid Media Composer. We have decided to go with the "fast import" approach for bringing media into Avid. My tools take some frames and encode DNxHD QuickTime videos from them, then we write out an ALE document to assist with the batch importing of the delivery content. We call it the "fast import" approach because Avid only has to change the video container from MOV to MXF and it doesn't have to do any real encoding which is usually the time consuming part.

  I have tried comparing DNxHD QuickTime videos encoded using FFmpeg, RVIO and Nuke. The color in each video is different but the only one that matches the video created by importing frames directly into the Avid is the video generated by Nuke. I have heard the color shift may be caused by the way the Apple QuickTime libraries manage color on the Windows platform, is this true ? If so, how is Nuke able to produce the correct output ? Also, is there any way I can produce the correct output using FFmpeg or RVIO ?