On Mon, 9 Nov 2015, Nicolas George wrote:
Le nonidi 19 brumaire, an CCXXIV, Marton Balint a écrit :
How do you know if it is reliable/authoritative? Is there a demuxer flag or
something like that? Or you mean when the duration is explicitly set by the
user or when inpoint and outpoint is both set, therefore the duration can be
calculated?
That is what I call authoritative: even if the script does not hold the real
duration of the file, the script is considered right.
The duration is reliable when lavf has reached the end of the file and
computed the timestamps. In other words, when file->duration is set by the
current code, then it either authoritative or reliable.
That's okay, and this patch does not change that like the previous
version, it is factorization only now.
If propagating unreliable duration metadata worries you, then how about
making the demuxer flag in the next patch a tri-state:
0 - default - dont output metadata
1 - output duration metadata only if duration is authoritative
(comes from the script) or reliable
2 - always output duration metadata even if it is unreliable and comes
from AvFormatContext->duration when opening the file.
Regards,
Marton
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