Thank you Leo, Michael, Ronnie, your info was very helpful. Michael's link
to the crossfading part worked very nicely, and with -loop 1 and -shortest,
the result repeats the images until the audio runs out. It seems that -loop
takes a boolean, not a duration, at least that's what happened for me, b
> Why do you think you need EnableDelayedExpansion?
Because when I remove EnableDelayedExpansion, the script does not recognize
some variables, the script follows without using EnableDelayedExpansion :
ps: as I'm learning, maybe some procedure in my script can be done
otherwise it can be optimize
On 2022-02-19 18:37, CMG DiGiTaL wrote:
hi Mark,
you're the same Mark who helped me with the Sample Rate Conversion code
right?...
Yes.
nice talking to you again... thanks for that help!
... so in that sample rate code, we had the same problem with the
exclamation mark, remember?...
Not the
hi Mark,
you're the same Mark who helped me with the Sample Rate Conversion code
right?... nice talking to you again... thanks for that help!
... so in that sample rate code, we had the same problem with the
exclamation mark, remember?... but you mentioned EnableDelayedExpansion and
I removed it fr
Hi Simon,I think something like this would create a video from an image file
with a fade in :
ffmpeg -loop loopDuration -framerate videoFramerate -i inputImage.png -t
duration -vf "fade=t=in:st= fadeStartTime :d=fadeDuration:alpha=1" -y
outputMovie.mov
replace the loopDuration with the amount
Am 19.02.2022 um 18:14 schrieb Simon Roberts:
Hi all, I would like to create a video sequence built around a number of
still images. Each image would be displayed for a number of seconds, then
dissolve/fade (not certain of the terminology) into the next.
To date, my experience with ffmpeg has be
Simon Roberts writes:
> Hi all, I would like to create a video sequence built around a number of
> still images. Each image would be displayed for a number of seconds, then
> dissolve/fade (not certain of the terminology) into the next.
>
> To date, my experience with ffmpeg has been very limited
Hi all, I would like to create a video sequence built around a number of
still images. Each image would be displayed for a number of seconds, then
dissolve/fade (not certain of the terminology) into the next.
To date, my experience with ffmpeg has been very limited, so I'm not sure
where to start.
On 2022-02-19 08:54, CMG DiGiTaL wrote:
hi,
I managed to solve the problem of reading several files from this code!...
... what is happening now is that the setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion, is
ignoring files that have an exclamation mark in their name.
EnableDelayedExpansion doesn't process fi
hi,
I managed to solve the problem of reading several files from this code!...
... what is happening now is that the setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion, is
ignoring files that have an exclamation mark in their name.
I removed the enebladelayedexpansion from the code and changed the format
of the var
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