Dear Master Sabatini,
thank you so much, it finally works now. In fact I had a very similar
solution yesterday and was so sure, that this must be right, I was
reading the overlay and fade manual entries over and over again, but I
missed the fact that -t is needed here and it did not work.
Withou
On date Wednesday 2015-01-21 16:08:29 +0100, Dog Film wrote:
> Hi Stefano,
>
> regarding timestamps - are you suggesting things that can be done with
> the setpts filter? The example I posted works very well with static
> images, no timestamp manipulation needed here, but I can not find a
> way to
Hi Stefano,
regarding timestamps - are you suggesting things that can be done with
the setpts filter? The example I posted works very well with static
images, no timestamp manipulation needed here, but I can not find a
way to add fades to all the images - how do come timestamps into play
here?
Th
I'll have a look at it when I can download the zipped version of it, it seems
to be down. I can't install it here.
For now I managed to get it working with ffmpeg and it works great.
Lee.
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> I am stil looking around for other solutions, but the idea is to
> combine 30 images of 500x500 to a combined total image of 2500x3000
> pixels. The reason I would like to use ffmpeg for is the batchfile
> automation. The smaller images change content so the new total map
> needs to be updated wh
Yeah, this solution seems to work perfectly, I can keep repeating the
commandline in a batch and create a huge image.
Thanks everyone.
Lee.
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Namens Moritz Barsnick
Verzonden: woensdag 21
Multiple Image Sequences thumbnailed on one image plane. (FFMPEG)
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question, as i couldn't find anything similar to my problem. I would like to
read different image sequence streams and p
On date Wednesday 2015-01-21 08:08:48 +, Fedor van der Lee wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I know ffmpeg can be used to convert an image sequence to a movie,
> but would it also be possible for ffmpeg to combine two jpeg images
> to a single jpeg image? For example, two images with a size of
> 5
On date Wednesday 2015-01-21 03:23:41 +0100, Dog Film wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I really tried hard, I did not succeed, so I am asking here, if it is
> possible at all and if yes, how to do it...
>
> ok, I would like to generate a movie with several images overlayed,
> like one image at a time, but the im
On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 03:42:36 -0500, Marcus Johnson wrote:
> Your question interested me, so I googled around and found that FFmpeg can
> in fact do this with Tile=1x2, although I'm having trouble getting FFmpeg
> to work with the file names properly.
The tile filter takes one input stream and
On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 09:33:21 +0100, Andrea Rastelli wrote:
> Actually the problem is not in the creation of the JPEG itself, but in
> the resulting chroma subsampling that (apparently) is not stored in the
> FFmpeg resulting image.
You did not mention this so far within this thread, if I may
I am stil looking around for other solutions, but the idea is to combine 30
images of 500x500 to a combined total image of 2500x3000 pixels.
The reason I would like to use ffmpeg for is the batchfile automation. The
smaller images change content so the new total map needs to be updated when
that
Your question interested me, so I googled around and found that FFmpeg can
in fact do this with Tile=1x2, although I'm having trouble getting FFmpeg
to work with the file names properly.
In a script I have on windows I use a cmd wildcard basically to insert the
same file name twice, but I'm not su
On 20/01/2015 17:44, Moritz Barsnick wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 17:16:47 +0100, Andrea Rastelli wrote:
I'm sorry but even with your help seems impossible to properly convert
my images.
It may depend heavily on the input, but at least I can successfully
create JPEG from a TIFF, and it can be
You would probably have better luck with ImageMagick, I recently cropped
one image into two like that by using -vf crop=w=1920:h=1080:x=0:y=0, but
I'm not aware of anything to do the opposite with.
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Hello everyone,
I know ffmpeg can be used to convert an image sequence to a movie, but would it
also be possible for ffmpeg to combine two jpeg images to a single jpeg image?
For example, two images with a size of 500x500 pixels each to a result image of
500x1000 pixels.
Kind regards,
Lee
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