Command line video processing tool, weighted frame blending
file options :
-i file(s) input(s) file(s)
-o folder output folder
output framerate options :
-fps int set framerate with integer
-timebase num/den set framerate with integer timebase ex:-timebase 1/60
-dec codec set decoder
-enc codec set encoder
-enc_opt name=value set encoder options, ex: see default parameters
weights options :
-blendweights int set the number of frames blended with integer weights 1 ex:-blendweights 2
-blendweights ints set integer weights ex:-blendweights 1 1
-blendweights floats set floating weights ex:-blendweights 1.0 1.0
processing options :
-blendthreads int set maximum number of threads for blending, 0 is auto
-interbits int set internal data bits, 32 or 64
These arguments are the equivalent of default parameters:
-o ./output -enc libx264 -enc_opt preset=ultrafast crf=0 -fps 60 -blendweights 1 1 -blendthreads 0 -interbits 32
Internal data can be handled by 32/64 int/float variables. It will affect processing time and memory usage. You can choose the number of bits with "interbits" parameter. The floating variables are used when you specify floating in "blendweights" argument, integer is default.
If you see blend threads not maxed out, it is a decoder/encoder bottleneck, consider using hardware decoder/encoder.
cpu optimisations/gpu compute library implementation