Is it possible to pipe ffmpeg in?

[Qwertie-]

The readme instructions involve dumping all frames on to the hard drive before running the tool over them. With other tools I have seen its possible to have ffmpeg piped in so the frames do not have to be stored which is pretty useful since they can easily take up hundreds of GB. Is there a way to do that here?

[takase1121]

@Qwertie- I have an idea, but it may or may not work - instead of extracting all frames at once, maybe you can try extracting certain frames within a range, let's say 1 second. Run that through dain-ncnn-vulkan, save the output into a video somehow, and then concatenate multiple video clips into your real output. With the same parameters for each of your clips, it should be doable to just concatenate the video without re-encoding. If your video has audio, I guess it will be major pain to re-sync it, but I never worked with that before so I might be wrong.