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  • How can I increase the size of an mp4 file to a specific value ?

    20 juin 2023, par zoomer-girl

    this is my first time here. I'm not a programmer. Question : For example, I have a video file size of 1500 mb, I need to increase the video size to 3500 mb, without changing the video quality or lenght. It is important that the final file size should have an accuracy of +- 10 mb. I thought it could be done by adding a second empty audio track using FFMPEG, but I didn't succeed :( If anyone knows how to do this, please help

    


    I tried to add an empty audio track lasting several hours and with a bitrate of 192 kbps using FFMPEG. However, the file size did not change much, although this audio track appeared in the VLC player, but for some reason it showed that the bitrate was 1 kbps

    


  • Additional : max size and number of files (#2087)

    8 octobre 2017, par RobJohnston
    Additional : max size and number of files (#2087)

    This commit contains :
    

    * Validate max number and size of file(s).
    
* Add tests for max number and size of file(s).

  • What does the size used in ffmpeg logging indicate ?

    28 septembre 2020, par Jop Knoppers

    I am using FFmpeg to read a RTSP stream.

    


    FFmpeg sometimes gives a error message 'Past duration x.xx to large' including the following data in the logging :

    


    frame=174635061 fps=24 q=-0.0 size=875425493kB time=312:09:56.45 bitrate=32350.1kbits/s dup=3424 drop=5


    


    In my case 'size' is huge, I would like to understand what 'size' is indicating.
I have not been able to find a answer in the documentation at http://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html

    


    FFmpeg version : 3.2.15

    


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