Mark Conrad
2018-10-30 02:20:16 UTC
I am trying to cut on specific frame numbers but this does not seem to
work. The 10th frame of the clip I am working is would be 00:00:0.416667
since the video is 24 fps.
When I run [ffmpeg "my_video.mp4" -ss 00:00:0.416667 -to 00:00:1.208333
"my_clipped_video.mp4] I lose the 10th frame and my clip starts on the 11th
frame. I seem to notice this with ms that end in repeating numbers so how
do you clip on a exact frame?
I have a example of my code here in python:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53055988/losing-frames-when-clipping-videos-with-ffmpeg?noredirect=1#comment93011316_53055988
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Mark Conrad
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work. The 10th frame of the clip I am working is would be 00:00:0.416667
since the video is 24 fps.
When I run [ffmpeg "my_video.mp4" -ss 00:00:0.416667 -to 00:00:1.208333
"my_clipped_video.mp4] I lose the 10th frame and my clip starts on the 11th
frame. I seem to notice this with ms that end in repeating numbers so how
do you clip on a exact frame?
I have a example of my code here in python:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53055988/losing-frames-when-clipping-videos-with-ffmpeg?noredirect=1#comment93011316_53055988
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Mark Conrad
Pipeline Technical Director
*Aquamen Entertainment LLC*
6555 Barton Avenue, Suite 100
LA, CA 90038
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