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30th November 2014, 22:12 | #3 | Link |
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I quick method do browse iframes is to open the video in Aegisub. It allows you to seek to next/previous keyframe in the video by pressing shift+left / shift+right (the framenumber field in the GUI has a turquoise color when you are on a keyframe btw).
Count of iframes is given in stats of tools like Avinaptic, but that sadly won't give you the number of a specific keyframe. I think mkvinfo (part of mkvtoolnix) also gives a breakdown of keyframes with timestamps. |
30th November 2014, 22:35 | #4 | Link |
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Thank You Very Much...
any way to view whole frames in a column chart like graph (like in bitrate viewer)... like each frames in different colors or any method that can distinguish I frames. I remember very old Dr.Divx had something similar that shows keyframes... Something like that... !? |
30th November 2014, 23:41 | #5 | Link |
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Try GSpot (search it in videohelp page). Is old but good for view in color frames structure.
Edit: Ups, Oh My God, does not work with h.264, sorry. Better try with VideoInspector, I've never used (download it in softpedia, portable version). Edit2: look Avinaptic: Here Last edited by GMJCZP; 1st December 2014 at 05:10. |
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