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Play a short clip backwards with the FFmpeg reverse filter

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Helps editors who want a short backwards section of a clip. You end up with a trimmed, reversed, video-only segment and know why long clips are a problem. It is based on the FFmpeg manual, was not run, and does not cover reversing audio.

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Play a short clip backwards with the FFmpeg reverse filter

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Helps editors who want a short backwards section of a clip. You end up with a trimmed, reversed, video-only segment and know why long clips are a problem. It is based on the FFmpeg manual, was not run, and does not cover reversing audio.

Example

A hypothetical 20-second clip where only the first 5 seconds should run backwards, so only that part is held in memory; no run was made and no memory or speed figures are given.

Useful starting points

  • If the process is killed or runs out of memory, the section is too long or too large; trim shorter or lower the resolution first.
  • The result has no sound unless audio is handled separately, because this filter reverses video only.
  • Step through the first and last second of the output to confirm the motion really runs backwards.
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