Well, this is a surprise. When I tried this command on the short video I
provided
ffmpeg -i (name of file).sec -filter:v "setpts=3.04*PTS" (name of final
file).mp4
I did not get the lines in it, either, like I did on the long videos I had
been processing. I am going to work with this some more
Thanks, Carl, I will try to save a better video for converting so you can see
what I mean. The problem is that when I take the .sec file and convert it to
.mp4, the video is sped up, people walking are in fast motion, for example.
It is when I try to slow it down to normal speed that I get lines in
I pasted the contents of the cmd window above but they don't show what was
happening. I ran it again using -report and generated a log, does that help?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/f1l8q06tqz6ru7e/ffmpeg-20180831-142957.log?dl=0
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Oh, do you mean console as in Linux? I am using Windows 7.
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>Complete, uncut console output missing.
>(works fine here)
Sorry I'm a complete NOOB but I have no idea what that means or what to do
:-(
What is console output? How do I get it? Does 'works fine here' mean I can
paste it in a reply?
THANK YOU.
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Okay, I hope I am doing this right. Let me know.
Sec file is at:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1wqmwimb2k21k7g/SDE-4001_192.168.0.6_560-Cam08_20180829_00_20180829_000400.sec?dl=0
Contents of ffprobe are:
_20180829_000400.sec
ffprobe version N-91679-g4d87cd2882 Copyright (c) 2007-2018 the FFmpeg
Okay, can we go back a step. How do I get the data that you want? After I run
a conversion, do I copy the contents of the command prompt? Or is there a
way to save a log? I'm sorry, I'm kind of at the basic level.
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Thank you. Can you explain how I do that? I tried to find instructions on
this site but was unable to.
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To u
copy commands someone gives me and use
them.
I realize there won't be a perfect way to do this but I'd like to get the
best results possible.
I am using ffmpeg-20180824-4d87cd2-win64-static with Windows 7.
I hope I am posting this correctly and if not please let me know.
Than
