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FFMpegFilter #149

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x850044053wwt opened this issue Nov 21, 2024 · 1 comment
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FFMpegFilter #149

x850044053wwt opened this issue Nov 21, 2024 · 1 comment

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@x850044053wwt
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I added 3 ffmpeg filters, but there is only one filter node in the final dump result. Is it because optimize has optimized it out? Why is there only one filter left?

I encountered a problem where the speeds of 3 filters were inconsistent. The slow filter filled up the filter node queue, causing the fast filter to be blocked.

@sfeiwong
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Yes, filters will be merged into one filtergraph by default, but if you want them run by different nodes, it can be configured like this:
graph.set_option({'optimize_graph': False})

And please reference: bmf/demo/one_to_n_performance/one_to_n_transcode.py

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