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Neat. For the hell of it, I wanted to see how the same could be done with ffmpeg, so here's what I got in ~20 minutes: https://gist.github.com/akx/7217852 http
by akx 13y ago
Neat. For the hell of it, I wanted to see how the same could be done with ffmpeg, so here's what I got in ~20 minutes:
https://gist.github.com/akx/7217852 https://gist.github.com/akx/7217852
(You could add a `-vf ass=my_subtitle_file.ass` to the ffmpeg command line burn subtitles into the gif.)
- KnightHawk3 13y agoNot being good at ffmpeg, if I were to run it on a file with subtitles in the file (The most recent episode of an Anime for example), would it burn the subtitles in?
- akx 13y agoYes, it would. -vf are video filters, ie. they affect the output video stream. EDIT: Misread your question, but yeah, I think you can make -vf ass read the ASS file from the (MKV, I assume?) file itself.