Note: I tried with -threads 1, -threads 2 and without any thread limitation.The WebM Project has been slowly getting more support from the browser community with Edge 14 adding support in the Anniversary edition of Windows 10. It worked 1 times out of 10 for those specific files, in other cases it randomly stopped after some seconds (fron 45'' to 1'55'', depending on run). With a command line dotnet myapplication.dll (running my application not from debug but from publish) A Windows console application that run it for me Files from 01.jpg to 10.jpg -> those are the pictures I'm overlaying over the video with the command.LAST_CommandLine_Command_Output -> it is one of my ffmpeg's run output (it's the last I've tried).LAST_CommandLine_Command -> it's the ffmpeg command I am running.I added in that github repository the ffmpeg command I tried and the source files to reproduce the problem.
Here is the link for both log ffmpeg logs Last edit (I hope) :)
If I execute the same exact code from my portable computer, it works fine. I think I am missing something in my first command, but what? My second command is the following: -i output.mp4 -crf 19 resized.mp4 Overlay=(main_w-overlay_w)/2:(main_h - overlay_h)/2
filter_complex "format=yuva422p, įormat=yuva422p, My first command is pretty long, I past just the important stuff with a 2 pictures example: -i inputVideo.mp4 -i 1.jpg -i 2.jpg I have a command where I put overlay images over a video.Īfter that I resize the output to fit certain dimensions.Įverything usually works fine, but sometimes and only from a certain desktop computer, when the second elaboration starts, the command returns an error: moov atom not found
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