On 02-08-2018 01:15 AM, Michael Koch wrote:
Related question:
Is it possible to give ffmpeg a video as input, and get the last frame
of this video as output?
Yes, using something like
ffmpeg -sseof -0.2 -i input -q:v 1 -update 1 out.jpg
For holding last frame, see
Repeat the first frame of a video 100 times (with the same framerate as
the video), then copy the video, then repeat the last frame 100 times?
If you mean to copy video without generally losing quality than
answer is no.
Otherwise you can use loop video filter.
The loop video filter
Repeat the first frame of a video 100 times (with the same framerate as
the video), then copy the video, then repeat the last frame 100 times?
If you mean to copy video without generally losing quality than answer is no.
Otherwise you can use loop video filter.
The loop video filter
On 8/1/18, Michael Koch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to do the following with ffmpeg?
>
> Repeat the first frame of a video 100 times (with the same framerate as
> the video), then copy the video, then repeat the last frame 100 times?
If you mean to copy video without generally losing quality
Hi,
is it possible to do the following with ffmpeg?
Repeat the first frame of a video 100 times (with the same framerate as
the video), then copy the video, then repeat the last frame 100 times?
Thanks,
Michael
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