Hi.
Thanks for digging around. That would certainly explain it. I remember
seeing the brainfart messages last time, but I'm not seeing them this time.
I tried the static ffmpeg again, but saw the dud pixels again. Very odd.
I've just upgraded Ubuntu and it now has ffmpeg 0.7.2, so I'll try
On 17/10/11 10:57, Neill Mitchell wrote:
Hi.
Thanks for digging around. That would certainly explain it. I remember
seeing the brainfart messages last time, but I'm not seeing them this time.
I tried the static ffmpeg again, but saw the dud pixels again. Very odd.
I've just upgraded Ubuntu
On 14 October 2011 20:15, Jon Davies j...@hedgerows.org.uk wrote:
On 14 October 2011 11:32, dinkypumpkin dinkypump...@gmail.com wrote:
Another thing to check: Make sure you upgrade the librtmp0 package from
2.3 (from Ubuntu repo) to the 2.4 version in the PPA. I noticed that
librtmp0 2.3 is
Hi there. I have found out about the FFMPEG problem with watching
get_iplayer MP4s on a PS3 (video plays fast and with no sound). I
have got a problem in that I upgraded latest get_iplayer and forgot to
roll back the FFMPEG version.
1. Is there anyway I can tell which video files are affected
Hi Everyone,
I have the latest version get_iPlayer installed on Windows 7 Ultimate
64-bit. Everything was working fine on Saturday, but now I keep
getting this message whenever I try to download any programmes from
Radio 4 and 4 Extra using the Web PVR (I always use Prayer for the
Day for
I had got_iplayer working OK under Ubuntu 10.04 (32 bit Desktop
Netbook Edition). Then suddenly it stopped working: usual problem was it
hung when recording. I messed around a lot (including using versions
2.79 2.80) and it started working again - I think it was due to
removing rtmpdump! I do
On 17 October 2011 13:17, John Rose john.aaron.r...@googlemail.com wrote:
I had got_iplayer working OK under Ubuntu 10.04 (32 bit Desktop
Netbook Edition). Then suddenly it stopped working: usual problem was it
hung when recording. I messed around a lot (including using versions
2.79 2.80)
I had this problem and found it was due to the version of ffmpeg.exe
being used.
I downgraded to this one:
FFmpeg version SVN-r22140-Sherpya, Copyright (c) 2000-2010 the FFmpeg
developers
built on Mar 2 2010 03:26:44 with gcc 4.2.5 20080919 (prerelease)
[Sherpya]
libavutil 50. 9.
Thanks for the reply Michael. Yes I have an archived version.
You mention You can extract and re-encoding the sound track with the
correct parameters and it fixes the problem on existing files. Could
you tell me how I can do this - especially as a batch job on a folder
of files? Also is there
On 17/10/2011 10:57, Neill Mitchell wrote:
Hi.
Thanks for digging around. That would certainly explain it. I remember
seeing the brainfart messages last time, but I'm not seeing them this time.
I tried the static ffmpeg again, but saw the dud pixels again. Very odd.
I've just upgraded Ubuntu
I can't quite remember how I was able to tell I file was bad, I think I
was using one of ffmpeg's own tools ffprobe? to view the file data.
Unfortunately I've deleted the bad files now so don't have one to look
at. If you compare the bad files against good ones, you should be able
to spot
Hi.
Okay, I built ffmpeg version 0.8.3 as suggested :) The only gotcha is
for some bizarre reason the ubuntu forum instructions on how to compile
it bizarrely install everything to /usr/local/bin, so it is not found. I
simply added -prefix=/usr to the configure options and then it all works.
On 17/10/2011 16:06, Neill Mitchell wrote:
Okay, I built ffmpeg version 0.8.3 as suggested :) The only gotcha is
Did you find that the Ubuntu-supplied 0.7.2 didn't work? If so, it
would be useful to know what programme you tested with. Since Ubuntu
11.10 was just released, it would be good
It works OK for me. And other R4 is working OK also. I use the command
prompt in linux and have found no problems. This does not help, sadly,
except to confirm that there is not a generic BBC R4/Ex problem.
Clive
On 17/10/11 12:54, Jeremy Bartle wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I have the latest
On 18 October 2011 02:27, Clive roadc...@gmx.com wrote:
It works OK for me. And other R4 is working OK also. I use the command
prompt in linux and have found no problems. This does not help, sadly,
except to confirm that there is not a generic BBC R4/Ex problem.
Clive
On 17/10/11 12:54,
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