scheutzo <[email protected]> added the comment: > -noframedrop -an -vf "scale=1024:693" > this works
Good. That's progress! - Because of chroma subsampling, I suggest you specify even width and height values (i.e. 693 might cause trouble). - The values you picked look like they distort the display aspect ratio, which should be 1.77 for 1920x1080 source. Your values of 1024/693 gives 1.48, so circles will display as ovals. - be aware that if your laptop is too slow, the -noframedrop is going to cause the video to get out of sync with the audio. It's a good option to use when testing, but not good when watching a movie. - this buffer-is-too-small issue is not easily fixable in ffplay. Since it does not affect most systems, probably the most reasonable tradeoff I can do is submit a patch to warn user they need to reduce video size using the scale filter, then exit ffplay. ________________________________________________ FFmpeg issue tracker <[email protected]> <https://roundup.ffmpeg.org/issue2079> ________________________________________________
