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Hello, I would like to know what does it mean "frame= 2558 fps=167 q=13.9 size= 4447kB time=107.78 bitrate= 338.0 kbits/s" in output lines of ffmpeg conversion process.
Frame - I think it's current frame, size - current size, time - current time, bitrate - current bitrate, but what does it mean fps, q.

Thanks in advance!

Best regards, B. Razhenkov
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Size is the total size of the output.

FPS is the Frames Per Second it converted at.

Frame is the total frame count.

Q is the variable bit rate quantizer scale...it gives a metric of some kind on the some of the compression details. You can likely be more concerned with the bitrate information.

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Blagovest R. 28-Jun-11 10:17am    
Thanks for information, but FPS value is 167, but I set value 24. I think that the biggest value of fps is 30. Or maybe I'm wrong?
TheyCallMeMrJames 28-Jun-11 10:47am    
The FPS is the rate at which the conversion happened...it was able to process 167 frames per second. That is not the playback rate. If you set 24, then that is the playback rate. Cheers.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jun-11 20:51pm    
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