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Category Archives: FFmpeg

FFmpeg: Remove Duplicate Frames with mpdecimate while Retaining Audio

Run mpdecimate Filter on Video (mp4 output) Run mpdecimate Filter on Video (mov output)* * This seems to work better with Final Cut Pro FFmpeg Installation Links: https://www.rickmakes.com/ffmpeg-notes/ Stack Overflow thread on mpdecimate: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37088517/remove-sequentially-duplicate-frames-when-using-ffmpeg

Using a Cheap HDMI USB Capture Card with FFmpeg on Windows 10

Audio/Video Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLErU2HjQZ_ZN4KVIf7ad7Y1CBlosKdZkd List Input Devices List Device Modes Display (1080p 30fps) Display (720p 60fps) Capture (1080p 30fps) Capture (720p 60fps) These ffmpeg commands are using a hardware accelerated codec for Intel Quicksync. On systems that don’t support Quicksync (e.g. AMD, Nvidia, etc…) use ‘libx264’ in place of h264_qsv.