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Why would I want to cut video into that many videos? I have a program that recognizes where is silence. I want to speed up to video, at different rates when there is silence and where there are people talking. So I find out which parts of the video are silent/loud, cut it into those parts, speed them up and concatenate them again together.
But the problem is, this approach is extremely slow. As far as I understand how ffmpeg works, this starts counting seconds from start each time I call it, repeating previously done work unnecessarily. It's really bad with 16 seconds long video, let alone more than hour long ones.
Is there a reasonably fast way to precisely perform large amount of cuts? These cuts don't overlap, so I technically need to split the video into a lot of shorter videos. If this is not possible to do with ffmpeg, could you recommend me another tool to use? Thanks.
Edit:Thanks to link provided by @slhck, I used complex filter to do it. It has the best results in terms of quality, however it takes about double the length of the video (0.428x) to process it. For example for segments [0-0.25, 2][0.25-0.75,1][0.75-0.1,2] ([time_from]-[time_to], [speed]), I use this filter:
First of all, cutting a video with ffmpeg -i [input_video] -ss [seconds_to_start_cut] is quite slow. Instead, you could put the -ss option before -i, which means that ffmpeg will first seek to the cut point, and only then start encoding. This will still be accurate.
That said, a better solution that does not involve generating individual clips and concatenating them would be to use complex filter graphs. An example of this can be seen here. The filters allow you to trim the video and audio into segments, and apply a speedup/slowdown filter on these segments.
To make the encoding as fast as possible, you can use -c:v libx264 -preset faster (or even ultrafast instead of faster), see the H.264 encoding guide. The quality (and therefore the resulting file size) is controlled by the CRF parameter.
Note that images can get extended beyond their original duration that they were added with onto the timeline. Videos and audio tracks can't get extended beyond their actual length but you can shorten them.
Splitting a clip allows you to cut it at a specific point and move the two parts separately. You can also use this method to 'trim' by splitting the clip and then deleting the remaining part. To learn how to split a clip, see Splitting or cutting video and audio clips.
Cropping a clip allows you to remove unwanted edges or black bars you see in the frame of a video or image to "zoom in" on it. It is different from trimming, which is shortening the duration of a clip. To learn how to crop a media asset, see Cropping a video.
When exporting either directly from Priemiere Pro or Media Enoder, the video clip gets "cut off" at some point towards the end. It appears to get stuck on one frame and then drop all audio/video for the remainder of the clip. I am exporting in H.264, Match source - high bitrate. The issue appears to have come up after the new update. Thanks.
In the image you can see what happens if i set an Out Point in the timeline before exporting. Since Sequence In/Out is the default setting this export will indeed be shorter than my timeline.
And actually, now i cant even get my project to show up in media encoder. I click 'export to media encoder' and it opens the app but then nothing ever shows up in my queue. I just tried uninstalling and reinstalling, that doesnt seem like its worked either.
I had the same issue last week on a time sensitive set of videos for a boxing event. I had a very stressfull week trying to get these videos done. It should have been a half a day job an it turned into almost a week. In the end I had to export different sections as the ends kept getting cut off and knit them together in imovie which is just rediculous however as I need to get them done it was the only work around I could find. Also when i dropped in the mp4s that had been exported into Premier it would crash the program itself.
I thought that the issue was may have been to do with a video template I downloaded from Envato being corrupted maybe, however I have just tried to export a new project that is a very simple vector based animation and I have got the same problem once again.
I am glad I found this thread an I'm not the only one having this issue and that hopefully a s a result a solution may be found. This has cost my company a lot of time and money not to mention the stress and pressure I had to endure last week working on time sensitive edits.
I'm having the same issue with media encoder! I tried clearing premiere cache and re-installing all adobe products as mentioned in one of these comments and the issues is still happening.
I can export as Prores without issue, but mp4 seems to be the problem. I've tried exporting to Prores, then running those Prores files through media encoding and the file is the correct length, but the video and audio stops mid was through a 15 second clip.
After some trial and error, I think it has to do with exporting TO my media server (mine is Synology) because when I set the export destination to my local HD, it exports without issue. However, when I go from server to server OR local to server, I have the issue with mp4 where it only gets through the first half of the video clip and freezes on one frame. The frustrating part, is that media encoder does not throw an error and looks like everthing was successful. To be clear, Prores works fine, it seems to be when trying to encode mp4. I've tried with the server mounted over wifi and direct with a 10GbE connection, and still the same issue.
Macbook Pro (2018)
Big Sur 11.6.1
Media Encoder V22.0 (build 107)
Synology (DSM v6.2.4-25556)
Yeah the problem lies with exporting to an external volume. My studio uses a QNAP NAS and we have had this issue for a year now, with no fixes from adobe. It's been brought up numerous times in these community forums with still no fixes.
The old workaround was to export using CBR instead of VBR, but that no longer works. So the only workaround is to export onto the desktop and then copy it over to the server after export. It's so fkn annoying that this hasn't been fixed yet.
Thankyou for pointing out that the export file system was on a NAS. I've been struggling with the same issue of the end getting chopped off my exported video and as soon as I changed the export directory to the local disk on my iMac it exported completely. This issue has gone on too long and is obviously wasting Adobe customer time, we will see if Adobe is actually responsive to this network storage issue. It's a symptom of companies wanting to sell disk storage at high profit margins, Apple with their internal drive pricing and Adobe with their Cloud Storage model, both see NAS as competition.
I found The Solution, REAL, I am having the same thing, I was frustrated... this happened to the H264 mp4 format, at the bottom after the bitrate you can find the VR Checklist, apparently all this time because of the VR. Uncheck, then your video will not be cut again. :sparkles:
This is actually a normal operation of the device and it is beneficial to users. However, I'll forward your suggestion to our development team so that the user can choose if they want to make the video file larger or smaller after cutting it .
Exactly my thought and why I'm here too. It's not upscaling the resolution or the bit rate based on the properties of the original and the post processing copy from samsung gallery video editor. 346.71mb to 544.19mb. Both are MP4, 30fps, 852x480, H264, AAC,
The only setting you can change in my scenario regarding "size and format" is to select HEVC which claims to reduce storage footprint. I've done this also and it still increases from original size by atleast 20%. Also it takes forever to process. I cut like 10 seconds and it'll take 15 minutes to process and save the copy. 152ee80cbc
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