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If the ffmpeg command is generated using Last ffmpeg commands on the command line
Using the ffmpeg command line installed by yourself on your computer, errors will be reported, including but not limited to
Invalid duration for option ss: '474.95000'
Error opening input files: Invalid argument
The problem centers on timestamps, and native ffmpeg doesn't seem to support timestamps like 474.95000, 0:07:54.950
I have tried to use the losslesscut CLI command-line tool, but repeated attempts have not been successful and I have not found a way to use ffmpeg with losslesscut
The successful workaround was to change my output to a timestamp in cvs format, but that required one more step
The solution I'm thinking of right now is to enter the ffmpeg execution of losslesscut, but I can't, and want to add the ffmpeg method into losslesscut
I'd appreciate it if it worked out
Maybe there is a translation problem, there is a problem with the timestamp of the ffmpeg command generated by losslesscut, the native ffmpeg cannot be executed, and I want to add a way to enter the ffmpeg called by losslesscut
The fewer issues I have to read, the more new features I will have time to implement, so I ask that you please try these things first
Description
If the ffmpeg command is generated using Last ffmpeg commands on the command line
Using the ffmpeg command line installed by yourself on your computer, errors will be reported, including but not limited to
Invalid duration for option ss: '474.95000'
Error opening input files: Invalid argument
The problem centers on timestamps, and native ffmpeg doesn't seem to support timestamps like 474.95000, 0:07:54.950
I have tried to use the losslesscut CLI command-line tool, but repeated attempts have not been successful and I have not found a way to use ffmpeg with losslesscut
The successful workaround was to change my output to a timestamp in cvs format, but that required one more step
The solution I'm thinking of right now is to enter the ffmpeg execution of losslesscut, but I can't, and want to add the ffmpeg method into losslesscut
I'd appreciate it if it worked out
The ffmpeg command I exported is as follows:
ffmpeg-hide_banner -ss '474.95000' -i'm :\Desktop\GBC\01.mkv' -t '3.07000' -avoid_negative_ts make_zero-map '0:0' '-c:0' copy -map '0:1' '-c:1' copy -map '0:2' '-c:2' copy -map '0:3' '-c:3' copy -map '0:4' '-c:4' copy -map '0:5' '-c:5' copy -map '0:6' '-c:6' copy -map '0:7' '-c:7' copy -map '0:8' '-c:8' copy -map '0:9' '-c:9' copy -map '0:10' '-c:10' copy -map '0:11' '-c:11' copy -map_metadata 0 -movflags use_metadata_tags -movflags '+faststart' -default_mode infer_no_subs-ignore_unknown -f matroska-y 'E:\Desktop\GBC\output\01-00.07.54.950-00.07.58.020.mkv'
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