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Swap two rectangles in a video frame with FFmpeg swaprect
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What this guide covers
For editors wanting a quick split-and-swap effect or a layout test, with positions that can follow frame number or time. It is based on the FFmpeg filters manual, which has no worked example, and no command was run.
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Guide title
Swap two rectangles in a video frame with FFmpeg swaprect
Coverage
For editors wanting a quick split-and-swap effect or a layout test, with positions that can follow frame number or time. It is based on the FFmpeg filters manual, which has no worked example, and no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical 1280 by 720 clip with two 200 by 200 squares swapped on the top row; nothing was run and the result was not observed.
Useful starting points
- Keep both rectangles fully inside the frame and apart; the manual does not describe overlap behaviour.
- Quote the filter string so the shell does not mangle expressions.
- Check the first frame and a mid-clip frame to confirm the swap and that the rest of the frame is unchanged.
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