I hope this won't be as niche as I think but would it be possible to add a tpad option?
I find this filter especially useful when encoding very short videos that might benefit from additional padding at the beginning or end due to an approaching jump cut. Example: without tpad, with tpad (right click on the video and enable Loop or it won't be as evident).
I am not sure how this would work with audio on, so limiting this feature for encodes without audio would be an acceptable compromise. Also moving the -t flag before -i or adding the delay/pad to -t itself is a must or tpad will be completely ignored. I think the former would be a much easier solution to implement.
The following is an example of the raw arguments generated by boram after adding the tpad filter to the mix and moving the -t flag before -i to make the filter work properly:
I hope this won't be as niche as I think but would it be possible to add a tpad option?
I find this filter especially useful when encoding very short videos that might benefit from additional padding at the beginning or end due to an approaching jump cut. Example: without tpad, with tpad (right click on the video and enable Loop or it won't be as evident).
I am not sure how this would work with audio on, so limiting this feature for encodes without audio would be an acceptable compromise. Also moving the
-t
flag before-i
or adding the delay/pad to-t
itself is a must ortpad
will be completely ignored. I think the former would be a much easier solution to implement.The following is an example of the raw arguments generated by boram after adding the
tpad
filter to the mix and moving the-t
flag before-i
to make the filter work properly: