问题
So I'm using ffmpeg to convert a video to 1920*1080 px, I found two ways to do so, the first one would be to stretch the video to 1920*1080, but then it looks kinda stretched. I used this command for this:
./ffmpeg_darwin -i SRC -vf scale=1920:1080,setdar=16:9 DEST
The other option is the same without setdar but this just adapts the resolution to the one it started from (1728*1080).
I would like to fill the 192 pixels of the width with a black border. Is there some kind of option to do so? Or is there maybe another command line that could achieve this?
Thanks for your help :)
回答1:
Use
-vf scale=1920:1080:force_original_aspect_ratio=decrease,pad=1920:1080:(ow-iw)/2:(oh-ih)/2,setsar=1
The scale will ensure that its output fits within 1920x1080. The pad then fills that out.
回答2:
Add border to all side of video with you set your padding that you want
here in input one video and add padding=20 all side left,right,top and bottom
"-i",path1,"-filter_complex","[0]pad=w=20+iw:h=20+ih:x=10:y=10:color=red; output
[0]pad=w=20+iw:h=20+ih:x=10:y=10:color=red
- Here, w=20+iw means your video width + 20 because you want add border so we need to add padding 20 for 10 right side pad and 10 left side pad
and same as in height h=20+ih so +20 to video height for 10 for top pad and 10 for bottom pad
x=10:y=10 is use for if x=0,y=0 so border is not show at left and top side and show border at right and bottom side of 20;
- if we want to add border 20 so width + 40 and height + 40 and x,y = 20
- color=red is used for border color
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46671252/how-to-add-black-borders-to-video