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Source Link

https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut/pull/13

When I run ffmpeg with the arguments in this order -i ... -ss ... -t ..., it produces a video file that has no video for a few initial seconds. (as far as I can understand this is because it doesn't seek to a keyframe?)

If I change the order to -ss ... -i ... -t ..., then the resulting cut videos play properly.

My ffmpeg -version

https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut/pull/13

When I run ffmpeg with the arguments in this order -i ... -ss ... -t ..., it produces a video file that has no video for a few initial seconds. (as far as I can understand this is because it doesn't seek to a keyframe?)

If I change the order to -ss ... -i ... -t ..., then the resulting cut videos play properly.

My ffmpeg -version

https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut/pull/13

When I run ffmpeg with the arguments in this order -i ... -ss ... -t ..., it produces a video file that has no video for a few initial seconds. (as far as I can understand this is because it doesn't seek to a keyframe?)

If I change the order to -ss ... -i ... -t ..., then the resulting cut videos play properly.

Source Link

https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut/pull/13

When I run ffmpeg with the arguments in this order -i ... -ss ... -t ..., it produces a video file that has no video for a few initial seconds. (as far as I can understand this is because it doesn't seek to a keyframe?)

If I change the order to -ss ... -i ... -t ..., then the resulting cut videos play properly.

My ffmpeg -version