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Hold a stretch of video on one frame with FFmpeg freezeframes
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What this guide covers
For editors who need part of a clip to show a still without cutting the timeline. You end with a documented filter setup taking the held frame from a second input. It is based on the FFmpeg manual, which gives no example, and no command was run.
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Guide title
Hold a stretch of video on one frame with FFmpeg freezeframes
Coverage
For editors who need part of a clip to show a still without cutting the timeline. You end with a documented filter setup taking the held frame from a second input. It is based on the FFmpeg manual, which gives no example, and no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical product shot holding frame 100 across frames 100 to 150; the guide says no run was made.
Useful starting points
- Confirm frame numbers by stepping through the clip first, since the hold is defined by frame numbers.
- The manual does not say whether the range is inclusive, so check the first and last held frames in the output.
- The filter changes video only; handle audio separately.
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