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> boun...@ffmpeg.org] On Behalf Of v...@gmx.ca
> Sent: 09 December 2014 23:49
> To: ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org
> Subject: Re: [FFmpeg-user] How do I include ATSC closed captions in a file
> conversion?
>
> On Tues
I think you mis-understood. I want all 6 of my mono audio channels embedded in
the uoput Prores file, but only the first one is 'enabled', the other 5 are
'disabled', and I want them all disabled. I read somewhere this is an
intentional feature of ffmpeg, but is there a way to disable this featu
There is a video that none of the known download
tools are able to download. it gets streamed from
within the url http://www.30thnovember.com/live/
If anyone can download this 3 hour video (which was
streamed live on Nov 30th), I would really appreciate
if I would be clued in on how it is done.
Hi Andreas!
On 2014-12-08 19:27 +0100, Andreas Weller wrote:
> I did a bunch of camera shots with my raspberry pi camera. In my script
> I use the following naming scheme for the files created: `date
> --iso-8601=seconds`.jpg
>
> Now I would like to further process them with ffmpeg.
>
> What's t
How many audio channels are you expecting?
You don't mention the type of source file you're converting from, but I hit
this when converting some XAVC MXFs from a Sony PXW-X180, which had I believe
four audio tracks. The resulting file was interpreted as having four mono
tracks rather than two st
Hi, I have seen a few posts about this previously where on the output file of a
quicktime only the first audio channel is enabled by default, all other audio
channels are present but disabled.I would like to have all my audio channels
enabled by default on the output file.I am using ffmpeg 2.5 o
On Tuesday, December 09, 2014 at 4:08 PM, Anshul
wrote:
> If you have closed caption in different stream, u should use -scodec copy.
Since this is a satellite broadcast and not traditional over-the-air, that got
me to thinking a bit more about this. I found out that if I added EITHER -c:s
co
Hi, I am down-converting a Prores HD file running at 23.98fps which contains HD
color info (bt.709), converting it to SD PAL 25fps, via a speed change.All
seems to be working OK, except the Prores output file contains no color info,
not bt.601 or bt.709 and I can't work out why.I am confirming c
On December 10, 2014 1:43:08 AM IST, v...@gmx.ca wrote:
>I receive satellite TV signals and one channel sends its audio as three
>separate streams of two channels each, therefore the result is a .ts
>file where in most software I can select two channels but never get the
>full 5.1 channel sound. I
I receive satellite TV signals and one channel sends its audio as three
separate streams of two channels each, therefore the result is a .ts file where
in most software I can select two channels but never get the full 5.1 channel
sound. I was directed to a web page that shows how to map these t
On 12/09/2014 04:42 PM, Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote:
> Takashi dubistmeinheld.de> writes:
>
>> I have disabled Dolby codecs in the ffmpeg
>> configuration statement due to licensing issues.
>
> Please understand that to the best of my knowledge,
> this simply makes no sense for us, and support is
Takashi dubistmeinheld.de> writes:
> I have disabled Dolby codecs in the ffmpeg
> configuration statement due to licensing issues.
Please understand that to the best of my knowledge,
this simply makes no sense for us, and support is
therefore very limited.
(People have claimed that every sing
Hi,
I have disabled Dolby codecs in the ffmpeg configuration statement due
to licensing issues.
Now I can't convert to MP4 anymore. (I have this setup for a while now
and it seems to be a regression, as far as I can remember, it worked
before).
Would you mind to help me find the needed settings?
Hi,
I think I have a good hint here.
Renaming the source files for FFMPEG is a easy task: Just use a tool like Ant
Renamer (Freeware), import the files in the desired order and define a mask
(enumeration) to rename the files. You will be able to select a start value and
the number of digits, al
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