I'm an amateur user of FFMPG for creating timelapses of recorded video streams. I use ffmpeg-bar with setpts=PTS/20 to create my timelapses. The command works, but the problem is that the progress bar provided by ffmpeg-progress-bar-cli seems to be based on the total frames of the video, and ignores the setpts argument, causing my entire progress bar to end at 5%. That doesn't help me much, because the bar reads "1%" for about 20% of the process, and so on. The bar fills to 100% when it's complete, but that's sort of pointless.
I'd like to request that the setpts argument be honored, so that when you're speeding up or slowing down the video stream, the progress bar reflects the intended output, rather than the original input number of frames.
I'm an amateur user of FFMPG for creating timelapses of recorded video streams. I use
ffmpeg-barwithsetpts=PTS/20to create my timelapses. The command works, but the problem is that the progress bar provided byffmpeg-progress-bar-cliseems to be based on the total frames of the video, and ignores thesetptsargument, causing my entire progress bar to end at 5%. That doesn't help me much, because the bar reads "1%" for about 20% of the process, and so on. The bar fills to 100% when it's complete, but that's sort of pointless.I'd like to request that the
setptsargument be honored, so that when you're speeding up or slowing down the video stream, the progress bar reflects the intended output, rather than the original input number of frames.