Open hn-88 opened 1 month ago
As far as I know, there is currently no workaround for this, except to finish encoding, and then use ffmpeg or some other tool to correct the fps without re-encoding.
Or, of course, choose a frame sequence as the output. That might be the better workaround, but needs a fast hard disk with lots of free space.
If we choose framesequence as the input type, with input fps set to 0, OpenCV's internal ffmpeg install chooses the fps based on the locale or something like that - for my system, the fps is 25 - so that if we choose any fps different from 25 for the output, we get duplicated / skipped frames.