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Reduce flashing in video with the FFmpeg photosensitivity filter
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What this guide covers
For editors who need to soften strong flashes in a clip. You end with a filtered copy and a clear picture of what the settings do. It is a reduction aid, not a safety check, and the guide is based on the FFmpeg manual and was not run.
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Guide title
Reduce flashing in video with the FFmpeg photosensitivity filter
Coverage
For editors who need to soften strong flashes in a clip. You end with a filtered copy and a clear picture of what the settings do. It is a reduction aid, not a safety check, and the guide is based on the FFmpeg manual and was not run.
Example
A hypothetical strobing clip rendered with default and stricter settings and compared; nothing was run and no safety conclusion follows.
Useful starting points
- Do not treat the output as safe or compliant; have it checked against the standard or broadcaster rule that applies.
- A blend value of zero duplicates frames, which can look like stutter.
- If nothing changes, check that bypass is not switched on.
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