F FOR FAKE [1975], a Criterion DVD made in 2005. 467 Criterion splash screens are tagged 30/1.001 FPS, confirmed. There are 127204 more frames tagged 24/1.001 FPS, confirmed.
Running times: 1:28:41.049 - source, computed, 467/(30/1.001)+127204/(24/1.001). 1:10:59.9557 - target, if all 127671 frames are tagged 30/1.001 FPS. 1:28:44.944625 - target, if all 127671 frames are tagged 24/1.001 FPS. 1:28:44.945 - target, actual, MPV reports. 1:28:38.310 - target, FFprobe reports (?). Fact: All 127671 target frames are tagged 24/1.001 FPS, confirmed. Q: How did FFprobe come up with 1:28:38.310? I assert that FFmpeg & FFprobe will never be fully useful until all options and reports and durations are in frame numbers, not times. I assert that FFprobe will not be fully understandable until it reports the various segments that are of differing FPS as separate sections. I remain convinced that these issues are related to reported PTS & DTS errors and discontinuities _that_don't_actually_exist_. Regards, Mark. _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
