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Repeat or freeze frames with the FFmpeg loop filter
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For editors who want to hold or repeat a few frames inside a clip with FFmpeg. You end with a filter setting that repeats one frame or a short run of frames, chosen from the manual's examples. Based on the manual only; no command was run.
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Guide title
Repeat or freeze frames with the FFmpeg loop filter
Coverage
For editors who want to hold or repeat a few frames inside a clip with FFmpeg. You end with a filter setting that repeats one frame or a short run of frames, chosen from the manual's examples. Based on the manual only; no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical title hold that repeats the first frame 10 times, compared with repeating the first 10 frames 5 times. It was not run, so no output is reported.
Useful starting points
- An infinite loop never ends by itself, so always limit the output length when you use it.
- The loop filter acts on video only, so check that audio still lines up and handle it separately.
- Loop and size both default to 0, so leaving either unset gives no repeat.
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