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Originally Posted by Lypheo
You need to write the timecodes to a file and then mux them into the video.
Code:
vspipe --y4m <foo.vpy> --timecodes timecodes.txt - | ffmpeg -i pipe: -c:v libx265 -preset veryslow -crf 20 -vf "nlmeans=s=10" -y "outfoo.mkv"
Then:
Code:
mkvmerge --output finalfoo.mkv --timestamps 0:timecodes.txt outfoo.mkv
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Thank you. I tried this method and it worked fine. I ended up with a video of 30.303030 according to vlc's codec information. But whatever, it looks and sounds right except the AR issue.
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Fixed the AR issue running:
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ffmpeg -i finalfoo.mkv -aspect 720:540 -c copy finalfoo2.mkv
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I'm assuming adding "-aspect 720:540" in the encoder line (2nd stage) above would also work.