Hi,
I have been trying to record screen with audio using ffmpeg but I do not
find any audio in the output file. The video file properties has some audio
buffers but still no audio on the speakers.
I have followed this guide to capture the ALSA audio.
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Capture/ALSA
Fol
Hello,
I want to dynamically (per frame) zoom out/scale down a video below 100% size.
It seems that the zoompan filter would be ideal for this case, but
unfortunately it clamps the zoom ratio to [1,10], that is, it only zooms
in/scales up. Why? And what can I use instead?
Thanks.
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On Sunday, September 9, 2018 5:53:03 PM CDT Chris Bisset wrote:
> Is there a better method of detecting a signal change? I do not need ffmpeg
> to gracefully handle it (I am OK with stopping and restarting when this
> happens), but I do need a way to catch when a different input is plugged in.
The
Hi,
I’ve done some searching, but can’t seem to find an answer for this. If I
set up a stream in ffmpeg with a decklink card as the source (autodetecting
input), that works fine. If I then change the source (from 1080p30 to
1080p25, for example), the stream continues as a colour bar (as if the
s
On 8/24/18, Shaji stellaton wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to report a functionality regression.
>
> In version 3.3.2 remap filter gives out colored output for yuv420p but in
> katest version ut gives out black and white for yuv420p.
>
> The command used in both versions is:
>
> ffmpeg -y -stream_loop
Hi everyone,
I am implementing a SIP user agent (softphone) in C++ where the media
encoding and decoding is handled by ffmpeg. I basically have one PCMU
encoder and one PCMU decoder. Taken separately they both works fine.
To cope with NAT traversal issues, I need to do Symmetric RTP
https://tool
