What has changed in the past couple months that would cause av_read_frame() to return negative values well before the end of the file if thread_count is set to 1 for the video? This is the behavior I get with both MOV and MTS files with H.264 compressed video. If I set thread_count to anything higher than 1 (or not set at all, using the automatically detected thread count), it works fine. I have read code I've been using successfully for over a year and now it breaks when the thread count is set to 1. It used to be that av_read_frame() would only return negative values at the end of the file, or EOF - number of threads if thread_count was greater than 1.
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