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I'm outputting a series of pictures in case of an event, copy the sequence from a Pi 3 B+ to another computer where I use ffmpeg to create a daily movie.
I'm using the %q placeholder to number the frame within the second.
I notice that frame #8 was actually shot before frame #07 because the moving object in the movie is "jumping" back. Is the %q method the correct one to achieve what I'm trying to do?
This is not a new observation, it also happens in motion.
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I'm outputting a series of pictures in case of an event, copy the sequence from a Pi 3 B+ to another computer where I use ffmpeg to create a daily movie.
I'm using the %q placeholder to number the frame within the second.
I notice that frame #8 was actually shot before frame #07 because the moving object in the movie is "jumping" back. Is the %q method the correct one to achieve what I'm trying to do?
This is not a new observation, it also happens in motion.
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