On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 22:23:42 +0200, Matt Pfingsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Comparing the Info on both of the clips downloaded from the site reveals
that they are Quicktime's compressed with the DV codec, both, audio is
48Khz, 16-bit, 2 channel compressed with "Twos Complement." Bitrate of
both
files is approx. 30Mbits/sec. The only significant difference between the
two is that the files downloaded from Cinelerra.Org are PAL (25fps,
720x576) and mine are NTSC (29.97, 720x480), but that can't be it.
This is confusing. Aren't all DV videos in Quicktime wrappers the same?
Pretty much.
What else should I be looking for? What could be different?
More than you would want to know, I am afraid. But I don't know
much about the intricacies and incompabilities of various software
that outputs DV in a Quicktime container.
You said MPlayer handled it. That would suggest that ffmpeg can
parse it. If so, you can try streamcopying the DV to a new Quicktime
file, or an AVI file, or even a raw DV (containerless) file. This is
lossless, and might strip off or fix the offending quirks that make
Cinelerra skip frames. That is if the stream is OK, but the container
causes problems. It may not help at all; I'm pretty much at a loss...
--
Herman Robak
_______________________________________________
Cinelerra mailing list
[email protected]
https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
