[FFmpeg-user] SMPTE when converting to JPEGs
Wolfgang Hugemann
auto at hugemann.de
Mon Oct 23 18:38:59 EEST 2017
I converted a video taken by a supervision (security) camera into a
sequence of JPEGs with embedded SMPTE. (My aim is to calculate the
vehicle speed for an accident recorded in the background.)
The original AVI-container (AVC coded) claims to have a frame rate of 30
fps, which to my experience is not a reliable information. When I
convert it into a sequence of JPEGs or another video, I realise that
roughly every 5th frame is doubled, with the SMPTE repeated in both
frames. (The frame counter in the SMPTE runs from 0 to 29, with every
about fith number doubled.)
So I guess that the SMPTE is that of the original video (?). Is it
embedded in the original video and read from there? I can't rather be
kind of a frame count. BTW: If I display the frame number, the
equivalent thing happens: n is repeated every about five frames.
How does thi swork internally?
Wolfgang Hugemann
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