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Confused position in framebuffer #65
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The framebuffer producer recently (Feb. 8, 2015) received some changes. Therefore, you need to test this with the latest version 0.9.4. You did not clearly state the problem. I am going to close this bug if you do not clearly demonstrate a defect. |
If you are using version 0.9.4 or a git clone from the month of February, then maybe you are noticing this regression that I reverted today: 0c30d7d |
Please check this video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ILYfmAfQoyeHdQNUtQUVpDakk/view?usp=sharing I just copy to mp4: Speed up operation: But, slow down operation: |
Yes, I update melt to version 0.9.6, and yes, this bug not found in this version. And last question, Did melt officer offer melt static build? |
Thank you for testing and confirming on the latest version. No, there is not a static build option. Even if it did offer that for the library and melt executable, most of the interesting work takes place in modules, which are only loaded dynamically like a plugin. |
Dear,
I want to speed up specific clip of a movie([00:01:00, 00:02:00] of sample.mp4), for some movies command below works:
melt framebuffer:sample.mp4?2 in=00:00:30.000 out=00:01:00.00
but for some other movies, command like:
melt framebuffer:sample.mp4?2 in=00:01:00.000 out=00:01:30.00
It confused me.
PS: Could I do speed up operation in filter, like ffmpeg -vf setpts=0.5*PTS?
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