Using command line only, how to I retrieve the exact number of frames in a given video in Linux?
ffmpeg will return the duration in minutes and the framerate but duration*framerate does not give an exact number of frames.
I need to know the exact number of frames.
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Using Command Line Only, How To I Retrieve The Exact Number Of Frames In A Given Video In Linux?
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009Problems using MEncoder to PS3 streaming video?
Sunday, September 27th, 2009Recently I downloaded PS3 media server for transcoding and streaming video on my PS3. I'm the type of file size that I expected to see in the stream of curious to know that the file is properly encoded.
(Example: I have a 1 46GB XviD Video. 5 1 surround sound AC3 – the greater the output file when transcoded into MPEG4 PS?)
I ask because I tried today with this program because PS3 tells me that the video is not supported, I began to transcoding and video work to fly, but began to stutter [my WiFi connection is slow through the distance between the router and PS3 stories about 3]. So I thought, I want a "copy" method, and the encoded video on the DVD and you play when you're done.
About 3rd 1 GB of data was to be heard, if I thought something was wrong, I could not imagine the duplicate files to the size was wrong to believe that the sensible?
Thank you.
Using FFmpeg Hosting!?
Friday, September 25th, 2009Ok guys so my server is down for a while, and I need a good server to host my site. I am thinking about changing the overall appearance of the same with the famous PHPmotion YouTube Clone script. I'm only a host, try it and see if it is tailored to my needs. So u guys know of any "free" houses ffmepg?