I didn't hear any clashing of metal or see any damage or paint trading with either car, but I could be wrong. Drivers of both vehicles believe they may have hit each other
Funny how the different cameras give different impressions.
Same camera just zooming in using ffmpeg crop, zooming in on 3/8 of a the screen.
-filter:v "crop=3/8*in_w:3/8*in_h
Code:
FFmpeg -y -i 2018_0307_071301_160.MP4 -ss 00:00:00.0 -to 00:00:14.5 -filter:v "crop=3/8*in_w:3/8*in_h" -c:v libx264 -preset slow -crf 18 -c:a copy -c:a aac -pix_fmt yuv420p out\a_crop_2018_0307_071301_160.MKV
FFmpeg
command
-y -i 2018_0307_071301_160.MP4
delete target file if it exists, input file is called 2018_0307_071301_160.MP4 (from my viofo A119)
-ss 00:00:00.0 -to 00:00:14.5
take the first 14 and half seconds
-filter:v "crop=3/8*in_w:3/8*in_h"
Crop 3/8 of the centre screen,
-c:v libx264 -preset slow -crf 18 -c:a copy -c:a aac -pix_fmt yuv420p
Encode to an Youtube friendly encoding.
The other two clips before this one, which was zoomed in got the same encoding, not only to allow Youtube to take the video with no problem, but to allow ffmpegs concat option to join all three clips as it requires the encoding to be consistent.
out\a_crop_2018_0307_071301_160.MKV
Output file is called a_crop_2018_0307_071301_160.MKV in a folder called out (Windows)
The first view made it look like the white car was to blame for slowing too much without reason. But the final view shows he was forced to slow by the car in front, and it was the yellow car that changed lanes too close to react to the slowing down.
At the 50 second mark, you can see the interchange/on ramp sign for another highway. Not a lot of room to make three (you only need to make two) lane changes, but I find drivers going on and off make really bad lane changes with out being at the speed of other traffic or looking. As such, I would leave a lot room to car in front of me than than that white car did.