On 7/13/2020 10:20 AM, frank rizo wrote:
I’m not that smart with all this, so, how do i find out that
information? with a working video from the same source?
ffprobe will report a lot of info about a video file; I find MediaInfo to be
useful for that, too.
With that, you -may- be able to tell ffmpeg what to expect, and it -may-
find something. After that, it gets into what's close to wizardry. You'll
have to ask yourself whether recovering any video is worth the time and
effort. A good analogy is looking for a needle in a haystack when you don't
know exactly what the entire needle looks like.
Please don't top-post on this mailing list; if you're not familiar with the
term, a quick search will turn up lots of info.
z!
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