Re: [FFmpeg-user] fun with windows cmd and ffmpeg wildcards

Exactly. I also understand now, why the date stamped jpgs didn't work. they were not a sequence. Still sad I can't simple %*.jpg on windows, though. K 2016-05-17 13:58 GMT+03:00 Michael Koch : > > Great, I thought, and since I will need a days worth of pictures (1

Re: [FFmpeg-user] fun with windows cmd and ffmpeg wildcards

Great, I thought, and since I will need a days worth of pictures (1 every minute gives 1440 pictures) I'll rename them 0601.jpg to 1200.jpg and try ffmpeg.exe -r 30 -i C:\Users\kostas\Documents\cams\timelapse\test2\%04d.jpg timelapse9.mp4 You forgot to specify -start_number 601 Michael

Re: [FFmpeg-user] fun with windows cmd and ffmpeg wildcards

Thanks so much! Relieved me of a morning full of headaches! Works now with sequences. zeranoe's builds seem not to have glob support. K 2016-05-17 13:13 GMT+03:00 Carl Eugen Hoyos : > Κωνσταντίνος Γεωργοκίτσος gmail.com> writes: > > > I'll rename them 0601.jpg to 1200.jpg > >

[FFmpeg-user] fun with windows cmd and ffmpeg wildcards

Dear all, On Windows 10 command line cmd.exe with a recent ffmpeg build (ffmpeg-20160308-git-5061579-win32-static). I am trying to do a time-lapse video from captured jpg pictures of a camera. For my test I had a script saving 600 pictures (10minutes, 1/sec). When I saved them using a sortable