OK, thanks to everyone who answered.
I couldn't figure it out any other way, so I am just sending you my
solution in case anyone is interested.
Step 1 (use for loop to create videos (mkv) from all audio files - in my
case wav, change that to what you need):
for %i in (*wav) do ffmpeg -i %i
On 9/30/19, Goran Obal wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I apologize for spamming... I just saw that it is in fact working for me
> when I do it with pictures, I was just using such examples that the text
> was not visible. Sorry.
> So, yes, it seems I don't understand what is different when I create
Hi everyone,
I apologize for spamming... I just saw that it is in fact working for me
when I do it with pictures, I was just using such examples that the text
was not visible. Sorry.
So, yes, it seems I don't understand what is different when I create video
from a bunch of pictures and when I use
Hi Nicolas,
I am trying to understand what you meant, but unfortunately I don't get it.
I am still a beginner with video filters of ffmpeg and what I read in the
documentation for stream metadata and packet metadata didn't help me to see
what I was confusing.
What I would like to understand is
Goran Obal (12019-09-29):
> Somehow this is not working for me and I don't understand why. My video
> displays text "blah", which tells me that ffmpeg can't find the metadata...
I suspect you are confusing stream metadata and packet metadata.
Regards,
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Nicolas George
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Hi.
I am trying to create a video from my music files, creating audio
visualization with showfreqs and displaying current filename with drawtext.
Here is my command:
ffmpeg -f concat -safe 0 -i files.txt -filter_complex
