DTSes & PTSes only exist in MPEG PESes for I-frames. So, where/how is FFmpeg getting the DTSes &
PTSes that it shows for B- & P-frames?
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Devin,
Thanks for the tips, I tried using the fps filter (and omitting -v) but this
stream I'm testing on still gets garbled captions using either method. I have
tried hardware encoding (h264_nvenc) and software encoding (libx264) both
produce garbled captions using the fps filter.
If I use
Hi
I have a question about video Pro res with alpha channel.
In original video I have an person on transparent background. While
converting in to other video formats transparent background is turned to
black color.
Quicktime player shows video same way - background turned to black.
Is
On Wed, May 08, 2024 at 12:09:52 +0530, Aditya Dandavate wrote:
> As I use FFMPEG mostly for creating videos that are uploaded to Youtube, is
> it fine to use VP8/Opus in a .webm container ?
As far as I understand, YouTube does support those formats and codecs
for uploads. Its recommendations are
As I use FFMPEG mostly for creating videos that are uploaded to Youtube, is
it fine to use VP8/Opus in a .webm container ?
I don't use VP9 yet because encoding is pretty slow and taxing to my Intel
Core i3-1005G1 processor.
Also, Youtube does support VP8, right ?
On Sun, 28 Apr, 2024, 9:55 pm
