On 30-03-17 01:01, Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote:
2017-03-29 16:44 GMT+02:00 Erik Slagter <e...@slagter.name>:
Needs -async 1
Have a look at this part of the command line:
-filter:a "
aresample=async=10000:min_comp=0.1:min_hard_comp=0.1:max_soft_comp=10000:first_pts=0"
This is what -async 1 does
(-async is declared "obsolete").
At least I find "-async 1" easier to remember so I hope it will stay...
Please provide a sample if it doesn't work for you.
The "sample" is 1.5 hours long, with the gaps spread over the complete
running time.
It's quite easy to create one yourself though.
- create an mpeg transport stream with h264 video and ac3 audio (even
better if you can have one completely from a DVB source)
- at multiple locations, cut out a piece, doesn't really matter how far
spread out or how long the gaps are; use a file-level cutter, like dd,
it's important that the gaps have incomplete packets (so don't use a
tool that is aware of mpeg stream structure, like ffmpeg itself)
That's all. Now convert it to something else, using ffmpeg, like
mjpeg+pcm in mkv, using the flags mentioned. You'll that most of the a/v
desync created by the gap is worked around by ffmpeg, but a tiny bit is
left, making the audio and video get out of sync just a little bit more
with every gap, 100-200 ms.
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