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softworkz
This doesn't work when there are effects/animations.
Such things could be considered when it was about a very specific private use case. But for ffmpeg subtitle handling we'd need something much more robust and universal. The subtitles...
Ideally, there would be just two modes (at the ffmpeg side): - Normal - Render latest event only
> You could use that approach for animations too: set duration to a large fixed value (say, 100s) and fast-forward to event end when needed. How should that work when...
What about 1. and 2. - would one of these work? And from 3 - 5, is there none that you could sympathize with?
> Note that the way ffmpeg internally represents these kinds of situations (unknown end time) is by setting the sub end time to `-1` (and the value's unsigned, so it...
[added 1b and 6 in the OP]
Hi @astiob, thanks a lot for your reply! As the discussion has shown (btw, thanks @rcombs & @MrSmile), there are several possible ways. I had just looked at the headers...
> To get a better idea of the need, can you clarify if there even are formats where the end times aren't known at event start... I have examples and...
## Example Let's look at an example command line: `ffmpeg -y -loglevel info -i "https://streams.videolan.org/streams/ts/CC/NewsStream-608-ac3.ts" -filter_complex "[0:v:0]splitcc[vid1][sub1];[sub1]textmod=mode=remove_chars:find='@'[sub2];[vid1][sub2]overlaytextsubs" output.mkv` It is featuring three new filters: - splitcc (V -> VS) Splits...