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Hide bad edge pixels without cropping using the FFmpeg fillborders filter
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What this guide covers
For editors with garbage pixels at the frame edge who do not want to crop. You end with the documented per-side pixel counts and fill modes. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; no command was run, and how a fill looks depends on the picture.
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Guide title
Hide bad edge pixels without cropping using the FFmpeg fillborders filter
Coverage
For editors with garbage pixels at the frame edge who do not want to crop. You end with the documented per-side pixel counts and fill modes. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; no command was run, and how a fill looks depends on the picture.
Example
A hypothetical capture with a 6 pixel noisy strip on the left edge, filled with the default mode; whether it looks unobtrusive was not tested.
Useful starting points
- Measure the bad edge in pixels on each side by zooming into a frame before setting values.
- Streaks along the edge suggest trying the mirror mode; a visible solid band points to the fixed mode.
- If the garbage is too wide to hide convincingly, crop instead.
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