Deiz <ffm...@pwnly.com> added the comment: I didn't realize --unsigned was what was causing the output issue (As it turns out, that's dmix mixing the 0 dB sample with other output.) but that's not the underlying issue.
I have a copyrighted file (which I'm not going to upload) which is prepended by 10 minutes of silence, and then contains roughly a minute of audio. When I play the FLAC with ffplay or mplayer, bad things happen. For example, seeking with ffplay results in "Seek to 43% (-247034:-20:-58) of total duration (-577014:-32:-22)". Seek errors seem to be common with all files, but if I play a WAV of the same track, it outputs a sane amount: Seek to 38% ( 0:04:14) of total duration ( 0:11:01) Does ffmpeg differentiate between decoding to disk and decoding for use by audio devices? The fact that no FFmpeg-using application is able to play the FLAC tells me something's wrong. ---------- status: closed -> open substatus: invalid -> _____________________________________________________ FFmpeg issue tracker <iss...@roundup.ffmpeg.org> <https://roundup.ffmpeg.org/roundup/ffmpeg/issue1595> _____________________________________________________
