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Convert Quicktime to JPEG using ffmpeg

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 To convert a quicktime or any other format ffmpeg reads to jpeg use this command:

ffmpeg -i input.mov -qscale:v 1 -qmin 1 -qmax 1 output_%07d.jpg

1 is maximum quality 31 is lowest. The qmin and qmax lock the quality and gives a more consistent encoding level for sequences.

Slowing down or speeding up footage with ffmpeg

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You can change the speed of your video using setpts video filter. The "old way" of creating timelapse or still frame was to first split up a video into individual frames, (for instance, as jpg's) then delete some and recombine the frames. Using the setpts filter is the new way and is faster and possibly less lossy :)

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