This command:
> ffmpeg -i p.mp4 -t 1 -vf cropdetect -f null - 2>&1 | awk '/crop/ { print
$NF }' | tail -1
gives:
crop=880:528:200:96
which I think confirms what you are saying: that the pillarboxing is the
result of cropped content and not something introduced by the metadata.
I will experimen
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 12:39:03 -0500, fowman wrote:
> Just this, but then it's the only one I have :-)
It can't be that difficult to find other 1280x720 recodings, can it? Or
to create your own?
> Here is ffprobe info:
>
> Original .ts file recorded by my Humax:
> Stream #0:0[0x931]: Video: mpe
On 07/16/2020 01:39 PM, fowman wrote:
Moritz Barsnick wrote
With every 1280x720 video? Or just this one?
Just this, but then it's the only one I have :-)
I'm guessing the latter video is letterboxed, i.e. a large black box
around it is encoded in the video. If you can share, we could tell.
Moritz Barsnick wrote
> With every 1280x720 video? Or just this one?
Just this, but then it's the only one I have :-)
> I'm guessing the latter video is letterboxed, i.e. a large black box
> around it is encoded in the video. If you can share, we could tell.
Yes it is. My description of being d
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 09:20:31 -0400, Edward Park wrote:
> I don't know if they are not used in all players but MP4 file format
> can contain the "clean-aperture" region info as well as matrices to
> specify sample transformations before the presentation should be
> displayed by default.
Ah, int
Hi,
> On Jul 16, 2020, at 08:39, Moritz Barsnick wrote:
>
> On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 07:22:39 -0500, fowman wrote:
>> No, I have the same on all three.
>
> Ah, okay. *All* you players are able to scale the 720x576 video to
> fullscreen (automatically?), and *NONE* of them manages that with the
>
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 07:22:39 -0500, fowman wrote:
> No, I have the same on all three.
Ah, okay. *All* you players are able to scale the 720x576 video to
fullscreen (automatically?), and *NONE* of them manages that with the
1280x720 video? That seems very unlikely. With every 1280x720 video? Or
On 16/07/2020 14:22, fowman wrote:
> Moritz Barsnick wrote
>> Only the PS/3 is the issue, right?
>
> No, I have the same on all three.
>
>
Does your video not need [black bar] cropping? Easiest is to open in HandBrake
and select Preview, then Show Crop.
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> Only the PS/3 is the issue, right?
No, I have the same on all three.
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On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 06:55:55 -0500, fowman wrote:
> VLC and Xplayer are playing to my computer screen, and the PS/3 to my TV, so
> no, not the same.
Only the PS/3 is the issue, right?
> With the small mp4 (1280x720) playing through the PS/3, I can change the TV
> display settings with "stretc
Mark Filipak wrote
> Isn't there another common factor? How about the display device? Are you
> playing to the same TV? Can
> that TV scale up 1280x720?
VLC and Xplayer are playing to my computer screen, and the PS/3 to my TV, so
no, not the same.
With the small mp4 (1280x720) playing through th
On 07/16/2020 02:04 AM, fowman wrote:
Jim DeLaHunt-2 wrote
It seems like this is a question for the playback app, not for ffmpeg.
What are you using to play back the video? VLC? FFplay? Whatever player
the PS/3 has?
I'm on Linux (Mint) and I've used VLC and Xplayer; on the PS/3 it's whatever
i
Jim DeLaHunt-2 wrote
> It seems like this is a question for the playback app, not for ffmpeg.
> What are you using to play back the video? VLC? FFplay? Whatever player
> the PS/3 has?
I'm on Linux (Mint) and I've used VLC and Xplayer; on the PS/3 it's whatever
it uses natively to play the mp4 fi
On 2020-07-15 14:02, Chris Wood wrote:
I have another video 1280x720 that plays back in a small rectangle, ditto
on the TV. Why?
It seems like this is a question for the playback app, not for ffmpeg.
What are you using to play back the video? VLC? FFplay? Whatever player
the PS/3 has?
I have a 720x576 video that when played in VLC fills the window
horizontally, so if I maximise the window it effectively fills the display.
When played on TV (via my PS/3) it plays full screen.
I have another video 1280x720 that plays back in a small rectangle, ditto
on the TV. Why? I can use ffmp
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