11-22-2011
I was able to trim a test video on my machine with the syntax you provided, so I think it is correct. What I meant in the previous post was to double check the duration of the video (launch it in mplayer or some other player and skip to the end, see what is the duration). It may be that the video is shorter than 52 minutes, in which case you are telling ffmpeg to skip beyond the end of file.
Is it working, if you are trying to trim the first 3 minutes? or the 3 minutes somewhere in the middle of file?
Is it working with some other .flv file?
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xvputvideo
XvPutVideo(3) libXv Functions XvPutVideo(3)
NAME
XvPutVideo - write video into a drawable
SYNOPSIS
#include <X11/extensions/Xvlib.h>
int XvPutVideo(Display *dpy, XvPortID port, Drawable d, GC gc,
int vx, int vy, unsigned int vw, unsigned int vh,
int dx, int dy, unsigned int dw, unsigned int dh);
ARGUMENTS
dpy Specifies the connection to the X server.
port Defines the port from which to get video.
d Defines the drawable (window) into which video is to be written.
gc Defines the graphical context. GC components are: subwindow-mode, clip-x-origin, clip-y-origin, and clip-mask.
vx,vy,vw,vh Define the size and location of the source (video) region to be written. vx and vy define the upper-left pixel of the
region. vw and vh define the width and height, in pixels, of the region.
dx,dy,dw,dh Define the location and size of the destination (drawable) region into which the video image is written. dx and dy define
the upper-left pixel of the region. dw and dh define the width and height, in pixels, of the region.
DESCRIPTION
XvPutVideo writes video into a drawable. The position and size of the source (video) rectangle is specified by vx, vy, vw, and vh. The
position and size of the destination (drawable) rectangle is specified by dx, dy, dw, and dh.
Video data is clipped to the bounds of the video encoding, scaled to the requested drawable region size (or the closest size supported) and
clipped to the bounds of the drawable.
If video is successfully initiated, an XvVideoNotify event with detail XvStarted is generated for the drawable. If the port is already in
use, its video is preempted, and if the new drawable is different than the old, an XvVideoNotify event with detail XvPreempted is generated
for the old drawable. If the port is grabbed by another client, this request is ignored, and an XvVideoNotify event with detail XvBusy is
generated for the drawable. If the port is not receiving a valid video signal or if the video signal is interrupted while video is active a
VideoNotify event with detail XvHardError is generated for the drawable.
RETURN VALUES
[Success]
Returned if XvPutVideo(3) completed successfully.
[XvBadExtension]
Returned if the Xv extension is unavailable.
[XvBadAlloc]
Returned if there were insufficient resources to process the request.
DIAGNOSTICS
[XvBadPort]
Generated if the requested port does not exist.
[BadDrawable]
Generated if the requested drawable does not exist.
[BadGC] Generated if the requested graphics context does not exist.
[BadAlloc]
Generated if there were insufficient resources to process the request.
SEE ALSO
XvPutStill(3), XvGetVideo(3), XvVideoNotify(3)
X Version 11 libXv 1.0.7 XvPutVideo(3)