Hi Jesse,
W dniu 2025-04-04 o 20:11, Jesse Gordon pisze:
Good Morning BloodMan and Everybody! (Not yet solved, getting closer!)
https://video.stackexchange.com/questions/35917/ffmpeg-how-to-burn-in-the-timecode-from-a-streams-metadata
Thank you for the tips! This is getting close, but in my case it always
just displays "00:00:00:00" because, according to ffprobe:
TAG:timecode=00:00:00:00 For EVERY frame
and
[TIMECODE]
value=00:00:00:00
[/TIMECODE]
Also, for EVERY frame... (Shame shame Sony...)
Yup, fckd probably...
Hm, tip?
tip 1:
maybe... what with -copyts before and/or after -i ?
(single and multiple combinations)
btw. I know, this is probably not the solution, but if you don't check
you won't know.
tip 2:
you can also... fix that - get start timecode via ffprobe and insert
your OWN timecode - something like that:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65027118/ffmpeg-change-timecode-metadata-inside-video-file
(probably answer 2 is closer)
MAYBE inserting tc is done before rendering via filter
(not checked, small chances but just thinking)
Have fun :)
--
Pozdrawiam,
blood...@gmail.com
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