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  1. 26th Dec 2021 23:59 #1
    Anonymous543
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    Can I resize video without rencode in ffmpeg?

    My input video size is 1920:1280
    I want to resize it to 426:240

    Without rencoding is it possible?
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  2. 27th Dec 2021 02:58 #2
    ProWo
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    No
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  3. 28th Dec 2021 04:03 #3
    Anonymous543
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    Ohh
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  4. 28th Dec 2021 11:46 #4
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    I think, without encoding you can only crop video, but I'm not sure.
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  5. 29th Dec 2021 01:07 #5
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    no you can't ( not counting container level resize&cropping as real cropping and resizing)
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  6. 29th Dec 2021 01:17 #6
    Anonymous543
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    I just wanna resize resolution of video
    Bitrate and video quality should remain same after resizing
    Is it possible?
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  7. 29th Dec 2021 01:18 #7
    Anonymous543
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    -vf scale flag doesn't works with -c copy
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  8. 29th Dec 2021 01:22 #8
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    mkv does support setting a display resolution, which does tell the player to scale to a specific resolution, but that's about as close as you can get. (also this is not supported by all players)
    Resizing required reencoding, so like ProWo wrote it's not possible to do what you want without reencoding.
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  9. 29th Dec 2021 01:25 #9
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    Ohh
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