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Check a video clip's frame rate, size, rotation and audio start with ffprobe before you edit it
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Made for people about to edit video clips from a generator, a phone or a download who want to know if the frame rate is steady, the pixels are square and the sound starts with the picture. You get a small script that reads the file and reports these facts, plus three tested repair commands. Honest limit: only tiny test clips were tried, not real generator output or any editor.
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Guide title
Check a video clip's frame rate, size, rotation and audio start with ffprobe before you edit it
Coverage
Made for people about to edit video clips from a generator, a phone or a download who want to know if the frame rate is steady, the pixels are square and the sound starts with the picture. You get a small script that reads the file and reports these facts, plus three tested repair commands. Honest limit: only tiny test clips were tried, not real generator output or any editor.
Example
Test clips show a dropped-frame file flagged for uneven timing, a sideways-by-metadata file reported as 180 by 320, and each repair passing when the new file is re-read.
Useful starting points
- Re-read the repaired file instead of trusting the command.
- Rotation stored as metadata looks right in one program and sideways in another.
- Converting to a steady rate duplicates or drops frames, so watch the motion.
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