André Luís Duarte wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I am involved with another project in computer forensic where I have
> to prove that several video files are intact (was not added or
> removed content). I thought it would be easy but I'm a little
> difficulty.
I am pretty certain you cannot prove anything
Hi,
I've seen "CUDA CUVID H264/HEVC decoder" in changelog of ffmpeg 3.1
I'm already using nvidia card (GTX 1080 with Pascal architecture) to do some
h264_nvenc and h265_nvenc encodes with version 3.1, works great, but how can
I leverage my GPU to decode h264/hevc input files ?
Could find any docu
Hi guys
I am involved with another project in computer forensic where I have to prove
that several video files are intact (was not added or removed content). I
thought it would be easy but I'm a little difficulty.
I thought of running ffprobe command to see the file characteristics and got
the
Ганьков Андрей qsolution.ru> writes:
> Is it impossible get video stream in no real time?
My initial suspicion is that this would be a server
feature but please look up what "rtsp" stands for...
Carl Eugen
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Hello all
I try get video from archive of dahua video recorder. I found that i can
get video through RTSP protocol, like
rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.1.129:554/cam/playback?channel=1&starttime=2016_07_21_23_20_00&endtime=2016_07_21_23_59_00
I can play video from archive in VLC, but i want save
Am 22.07.2016 um 01:58 schrieb davidjesse:
> But I get the following errors when I change the x and y params
>
> drawbox="x=(w-text_w)/2:y=(h-text_h):w=3000:h=10:color=black@1:t=max"
That's because the drawbox filter does not know anything about
text_w or text_h. Also w and h are the desired
