Avidemux exported sequence, non-jerking video:

Frames sequnce
I(06) B(08) B(08) P(06) B(08) B(08) P(06) B(08) B(07) P(06) B(08) B(07) I(06)

I frame i every 12 frame, so GOP = 12 ?
B frames present, interesting.

Image size              720x 576
Frame Rate              25.000 fps
# of frames             332 frames
Codec 4CC               MPEG
Video duration          00:00:13.280
Aspect Ratio            Pal 4:3 (16:15)

Extra properties:
Packed Bitstream        No
Quartel Pixel           No
GMC                     No

Audio:
Codec                   AC3
Channels                STEREO
Bitrate                 32000 Bps / 256  kbps
Frequency               48000 Hz
Audio duration          00:00:13.472
VBR                     No


Kdenlive rendered, jerking video, the same clip:
I(31) P(18) P(12) P(08) P(06) P(06) P(06) P(06) P(06) P(06) P(04) P(04) P(06) 
P(06) P(06) I (06)
I frame i every 15 frame, so GOP = 15 (as was set in render profile)
There are no B frames at all!

Image size              720x 576
Frame Rate              25.000 fps
# of frames             320 frames (12 frames missing, interesting!)
Codec 4CC               MPEG
Video duration          00:00:12.800
Aspect Ratio            Pal 4:3 (16:15)

Extra properties:
Packed Bitstream        No
Quartel Pixel           No
GMC                     No

Audio:
Codec                   AC3 (MP2 also tested)
Channels                STEREO
Bitrate                 56000 Bps / 448  kbps (128, 192, 256 kbps also tested)
Frequency               48000 Hz
Audio duration          00:00:12.768
VBR                     No

forum.doom9.org: GOP's: I, P, and B frames explained...
http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-19436.html 

This information is interesting:

I noticed some confusion about B frames, so I thought I would write down a 
quick explaination of an MPEG "GOP", or, "Group Of Pictures", as explained to 
me by a professor
...
Oh, BTW, in MPEG2 at least, a GOP order is always IPBBPBBPBBIPBBPBB etc etc. 
(pending on your GOP size), but it is always 1 I, 1 P, and 2 B's, then you can 
stack more groups of "PBB"'s in that one GOP if needed (usually up to 15 total 
frames.
...

This information indicates that Avidemux processed clip (cut and copy operation 
from original stream) is very close to this IBBPBBPBBPBBI.. order. And this 
works!

Contrary, Kdenlive exported video is IPPPPPPPPIPPPP.. only stuff. No B frames 
at all. May this be related?  Is this MTL or Kdenlive specific? What avlib 
parameters I can use to achive desired IBP frames combination?

Any possible link?

Thanks for any help
Jan



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