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> I have an .bmp Image with resolution 1600x1300x24-bit, each file size comes
> around 6Mbps, I have 30 such files (Image-1 Image-30) in a directory.
> I converted those images to a video @ 30fps for length of 1 second using
> the below ffmpeg command, the video file size turned out to be
Hello,
I have an .bmp Image with resolution 1600x1300x24-bit, each file size comes
around 6Mbps, I have 30 such files (Image-1 Image-30) in a directory.
I converted those images to a video @ 30fps for length of 1 second using
the below ffmpeg command, the video file size turned out to be
Hello,
I'm building an industry grade streaming platform where I use ffmpeg and
ffprobe to convert and parse information from media objects. I'm using
ffprobe to read all available information from a mp4 file using the
following command:
ffprobe -print_format json -export_all true
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> Is colorspace and color matrix not the same? If not, how can color
> matrix be specified in the command line?
> How can white point be specified in the command line?
>
No, it's not the same. Personally, I prefer to use color representation
instead. But that wouldn't help in this discussion.
