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How to detect anamorphic video with FFProbe ?
29 mai 2015, par FlavorScapeThis is the output I get using FFProbe for a video I’m certain is anamorphic. I’ve converted it as a test with ffmpeg and the results are consistent with the video having a different PAR and DAR (video is squished). I ran some command line params to fix anamorphic video and it worked. Possibly my diagnosis is incorrect, the PAR and DAR are just plain wrong ?
The code I used to "correct" the anamamorphic is
--custom-anamorphic --display-width 1280 --keep-display-aspect --modulus 8 --crop 0:0:0:0Is there an additional command with FFProbe to detect for anamorphic ? So far I’m just seeing if the sample_aspect_ratio and display_aspect_ratio are the same or not.
Additionally, a ratio of 0:1 seems incorrect. My video is not infinitely wide. Is there a bug with FFProbe output ?
This is the command
-print_format json -show_format -show_streams {originalFilePath}FFProbe version N-54233-g86190af built on Jun 27 2013 outputs the following :
"Output{
\"streams\": [
{
\"index\": 0,
\"codec_name\": \"h264\",
\"codec_long_name\": \"H.264/AVC/MPEG-4AVC/MPEG-4part10\",
\"profile\": \"Main\",
\"codec_type\": \"video\",
\"codec_time_base\": \"1/5994\",
\"codec_tag_string\": \"avc1\",
\"codec_tag\": \"0x31637661\",
\"width\": 1280,
\"height\": 720,
\"has_b_frames\": 0,
\"sample_aspect_ratio\": \"0: 1\",
\"display_aspect_ratio\": \"0: 1\",
\"pix_fmt\": \"yuv420p\",
\"level\": 31,
\"r_frame_rate\": \"2997/100\",
\"avg_frame_rate\": \"2997/100\",
\"time_base\": \"1/2997\",
\"start_pts\": 0,
\"start_time\": \"0.000000\",
\"duration_ts\": 204100,
\"duration\": \"68.101435\",
\"bit_rate\": \"3894381\",
\"nb_frames\": \"2041\",
\"disposition\": {
\"default\": 0,
\"dub\": 0,
\"original\": 0,
\"comment\": 0,
\"lyrics\": 0,
\"karaoke\": 0,
\"forced\": 0,
\"hearing_impaired\": 0,
\"visual_impaired\": 0,
\"clean_effects\": 0,
\"attached_pic\": 0
},
\"tags\": {
\"creation_time\": \"2013-05-0318: 33: 37\",
\"language\": \"eng\",
\"handler_name\": \"AppleAliasDataHandler\"
}
},
{
\"index\": 1,
\"codec_name\": \"aac\",
\"codec_long_name\": \"AAC(AdvancedAudioCoding)\",
\"codec_type\": \"audio\",
\"codec_time_base\": \"1/44100\",
\"codec_tag_string\": \"mp4a\",
\"codec_tag\": \"0x6134706d\",
\"sample_fmt\": \"fltp\",
\"sample_rate\": \"44100\",
\"channels\": 2,
\"bits_per_sample\": 0,
\"r_frame_rate\": \"0/0\",
\"avg_frame_rate\": \"0/0\",
\"time_base\": \"1/44100\",
\"start_pts\": 0,
\"start_time\": \"0.000000\",
\"duration_ts\": 3003392,
\"duration\": \"68.104127\",
\"bit_rate\": \"125304\",
\"nb_frames\": \"2933\",
\"disposition\": {
\"default\": 0,
\"dub\": 0,
\"original\": 0,
\"comment\": 0,
\"lyrics\": 0,
\"karaoke\": 0,
\"forced\": 0,
\"hearing_impaired\": 0,
\"visual_impaired\": 0,
\"clean_effects\": 0,
\"attached_pic\": 0
},
\"tags\": {
\"creation_time\": \"2013-05-0318: 33: 37\",
\"language\": \"eng\",
\"handler_name\": \"AppleAliasDataHandler\"
}
}
],
\"format\": {
\"filename\": \"\\\\\\\\dell690\\\\vsf\\\\_asset_intake\\\\v2\\\\ed69c939-4fe1-40dd-a045-db72ed2e0009\\\\original\\\\USTC_Overview2.mov\",
\"nb_streams\": 2,
\"format_name\": \"mov,
mp4,
m4a,
3gp,
3g2,
mj2\",
\"format_long_name\": \"QuickTime/MOV\",
\"start_time\": \"0.000000\",
\"duration\": \"68.100000\",
\"size\": \"34267583\",
\"bit_rate\": \"4025560\",
\"tags\": {
\"major_brand\": \"qt\",
\"minor_version\": \"537199360\",
\"compatible_brands\": \"qt\",
\"creation_time\": \"2013-05-0318: 33: 37\"
}
}
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FFMPEG and libx264, WMP and QT playback at different res/aspect than specified
10 septembre 2013, par FoltzSo, for a little context. I'm trying to convert a JPEG2000 in .mxf video to an h264 in .mp4, maintaining its resolution/frame-size/aspect ratio. I'll say up front I'm not 100% sure on how all these ratios tie together.
So, my input file is 720x486. I have a sample h264 file with specs I'm trying to emulate (from an OpenCube video ingest machine) with ffmpeg. The OpenCube file plays back at 720x486 in both Quick Time 7 and Windows Media Player 12. It reports a PAR of 9:10 and DAR of 4:3 (Using VideoSpec to see these values).
When I make my derivative h264 using ffmpeg I can run the command :
ffmpeg -i lac-test.mxf -vcodec libx264 -s 720x486 -aspect 4:3 -b:v 2500000 -pix_fmt yuv420p -coder 0 -acodec libfaac -b:a 256000 lac-test.mp4The output file reports the correct values in VideoSpec (720x486, DAR 4:3, PAR 9:10), but plays back in QT at 648x486. Weirder, the video plays back at the proper resolution (that is, same size as the sample OpenCube file).
Now, an alternative command creates yet another predicament :
ffmpeg -i lac-test.mxf -vcodec libx264 -s 720x486 -b:v 2500000 -pix_fmt yuv420p -coder 0 -acodec libfaac -b:a 256000 lac-test.mp4So omitting the aspect ratio gives me an output file that plays at 720x486 in QT7 (good !) but reports a DAR of 1.481 and an Undefine PAR. Unfortunately, THIS file plays back slightly too wide in WMP12.
I've tried a slew of different strings to try and get something that plays back correctly. I've tried using various filters with the -fv flag such as :
ffmpeg -i lac-test.mxf -vcodec libx264 -vf "scale=720x486,setsar=9:10,setdar=4:3" -b:v 2500000 -pix_fmt yuv420p -coder 0 -acodec libfaac -b:a 256000 lac-test.mp4This results in a video that shows all the correct specs in VideoSpec, and plays back correctly in WMP12 (same size as OpenCube file), but still plays back at 648x486 in QT7.
What gives ?
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FFMPEG support for HLS v4 and v5
5 février 2015, par omkarAs I understand latest FFMPEG version 2.0.1 supports till HLS version 3.
After going through draft specifications for HLS :
New features introduced in HLS V4 are :
- Segments with bit range support with tag EXT-X-BYTERANGE
- Support for fast forward and fast rewind with tags EXT-X-I-FRAMES-ONLY and EXT-X-I-FRAME-STREAM-INF
- Alternate media option with tag EXT-X-MEDIA
New features introduced in HLS V5 are :
- Introduction of new attributes KEYFORMAT and KEYFORMATVERSIONS for tag EXT-X-KEY
- Introduction of tag EXT-X-MAP
- Support for subtitles by introduction of SUBTITLES value for attribute TYPE of tag EXT-X-MEDIA.
Wanted to know which of the above features are planned to be implemented in FFMPEG library in near future ? It will be great if you share the expected delivery dates or versions for these features.
Thanks in advance.
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