Javier Infante Porro (12019-06-27): > > For a regular countdown, you need an accurate timestamp. You are killing > > your timestamps with the setpts filter: why do you do it? > I am not using it anymore... it's something i forgot inside the filter > chain...
That does not answer the question about why you put it in the first place. > Right now i am using the -re switch (as Moritz suggest me in this thread), That was a mistake. Devices already are timed. > I am guessing it has sometyhing to do with the "-ts parameter on the v4l2 > input You did not set the -ts option on the v4l input. If you want efficient help here, you need to be very careful when showing your command lines. > or maybe using the pts filter... but i am out of luck so far. As I told you, no setpts filter, you are killing the timestamps you need. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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