--video-filter vs --vout-filter
Posted: 07 Sep 2012 19:58
Hi all,
I'm trying to mirror video during playback.
These options work
"--vout-filter=transform",
"--transform-type=hflip",
but then the subtitles are mirrored too.
using the option
"--video-filter=transform",
"--transform-type=hflip",
doesn't do anything.
I'm confused about the difference between --video-filter and --vout-filter.
Is there a way to mirror the video without mirroring the subtitles using the command line options?
I'm trying to mirror video during playback.
These options work
"--vout-filter=transform",
"--transform-type=hflip",
but then the subtitles are mirrored too.
using the option
"--video-filter=transform",
"--transform-type=hflip",
doesn't do anything.
I'm confused about the difference between --video-filter and --vout-filter.
Is there a way to mirror the video without mirroring the subtitles using the command line options?