问题
I wanted to set the keyframe interval of an input video to 5 seconds. Only then can I achieve a constant 5 second HLS segmentation using FFmpeg. How to set the keyframe interval to 5 seconds using FFmpeg? (FFmpeg prompt line code appreciated)
回答1:
You'll need to reencode. Set x264's keyint parameter to 5*fps and disable scenecut. If your fps is 24 for example :
ffmpeg -i <input> -vcodec libx264 -x264-params keyint=120:scenecut=0 -acodec copy out.mp4
This is obviously not optimal for quality but it'll match your demand.
Edited to change no-scenecut to scenecut=0, as per sigh-boy suggestion.
回答2:
Sigh.
The misinformation regarding the no-scenecut option has been going on for longer than I can remember. Never enter a value for no-scenecut.
A link to documentation can be found here.
For FFmpeg you need to use the following two switches:
-g 120 will define a GOP of 120 frames to create a five second GOP for 23.976fps content. This works in conjunction with the no-scenecut option.
-x264opts no-scenecut will force keyframes to be created per the GOP value that FFmpeg uses. The default for libx264 is to create a keyframe when it detects a scene change. If you inspect an output file using MediInfo without that option will see scenecut=40. When done properly that will be scenecut=0. If this option is not used then keyframes will be misaligned for ABR content and segment sizes will be unpredictable.
Do not take my word for it, please run the following under a bash shell where $inputfile is the name of the file you want to analyze. If you use the two switches shown above then you will see a very even cadence of keyframes dump to the command prompt.
ffprobe -select_streams v -show_frames -show_entries \
frame=pict_type -of csv $inputfile | grep -n I | cut -d ':' -f 1
You can also reference an article that I wrote regarding how to create proper ABR frame aligned content here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30979714/how-to-change-keyframe-interval-in-ffmpeg