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  • libavcodec/hcadec : fix header parsing after 'comp' section

    17 juin, par Pavel Roslyy
    libavcodec/hcadec : fix header parsing after 'comp' section
    

    Need to skip 2 more bytes because comp sections are 12 bytes long.
    Fixes decryption since ciph_type is now being set.

    Signed-off-by : Pavel Roslyy <roslypav@gmail.com>

    • [DH] libavcodec/hcadec.c
  • Correct hindi text drawing when using ffmpeg

    28 février 2024, par OhhhThatVarun

    I have a ffmpeg script to add some Hindi text to the mp4 video file.

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    The ffmpeg command looks like this

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    ffmpeg -i template_video.mp4 -filter_complex "drawtext=text=&#x27;नमस्कार जी मैं हूँ&#x27;:fontfile=mukta.ttf:fontsize=40:box=1:boxcolor=black@0.5:boxborderw=5:x=530:y=530:enable=&#x27;between(t,20,22)&#x27;[output]; [output] drawtext=text=&#x27;आज हम स्कैन करेंगे&#x27;:fontfile=mukta.ttf:fontsize=20:box=1:boxcolor=black@0.5:boxborderw=5:x=100:y=100:enable=&#x27;between(t,15,20)&#x27;[outv]" -map "[outv]" -map 0:a? -c:a copy -pix_fmt yuv420p -s 1080x1920 output_video.mp4 -y&#xA;

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    Expected :

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    enter image description here

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    Actual :

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    Image of hindi text rendered on video using ffmpeg

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    Image of hindi text rendered on video using ffmpeg

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    As you can see the Hindi half letters are not getting rendered.

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    I have gone through and tried these links :

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    This question and This question

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    I also tried this Github link

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    Am I missing something to make it render properly ?

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  • Given 2 input videos of different lengths at 60 FPS with multiple common sections in between, what is the best way to sync them at the common section ?

    27 janvier 2024, par PirateApp

    enter image description here&#xA;input vs output

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    • In my actual case, there are 4 videos (basically gaming videos recorded from 4 different machines)
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    • Each video may start or end at different duration (manually controlled by people starting and stopping recording and therefore their lengths vary slightly)
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    • Each video has one or more common sections (basically a cutscene playing at the same time)
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    • The distance between the common sections is the same in every video
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    • How do I sync the videos at the common section ?
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    • Basically I want to create a split screen video such that the common part plays at the same time on all the sub parts of the video
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    • Keep in mind that the common sections wont be EXACTLY equal (because of graphics differences between machines but highly similar like dx9 vs dx11 or gamma)&#xA;What have I tried ?
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    • Naive approach
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    • Start video 1 at 0, start video 2 at 0.017, render the whole thing and check if it is in sync
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    • Start video 1 at 0, start video 2 at 0.033, render the whole thing and check if it is in sync
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    • Basically loop through the length of the video at each frame interval, render the full video and check if we get a synced version
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    This sounds like a terrible idea honestly

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      for (t1 in length of video a) {&#xA;    for (t2 in length of video b) {&#xA;       render a video with a and b starting at t1, t2 respectively&#xA;       increment t2 by 0.017 for b&#xA;    }&#xA;    increment t1 by 0.017 for a&#xA;  }&#xA;

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    Final output with 4 videos should look like this all synced at common sections&#xA;enter image description here

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    Any better ideas ?

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