On 25/07/2015 09:00, Jim web wrote:
In article <55b2a529.21363.5819...@peter.kirk.isauk.biz>, Peter S Kirk
<peter.k...@isauk.biz> wrote:
Is there any quick way to find key frame times?
I'd also be interested in knowing that for the DVB-T2 streams.
Jim
Originally I used AVS4YOU (AVS Video Editor) to edit my files but found
that, extracting a short clip from a half hour or one hour programme
would take ages, whereas ffmpeg is very fast. However, the big advantage
AVS Video Editor has is that it allows you advance the programme one
frame at a time and the screen gives you the time for each frame. So I
do the rough edit using ffmpeg to get the clip roughly down to size but
then process smaller clip using AVS which allows me to do the fine
tuning - I found that trying to do the final edit using ffmpeg often
ended up with the first few seconds of sound missing.
Alan
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