On 28/09/12 09:01, Stephane Debusne wrote:
Hi all,
i'm developing a graphical application using libav libraries. The
application typically takes one MJPEG avi file and a wav file as input
and output a muxed video file.
I Know that ffmpeg.exe does it well but i have to do it inside my
application, without a call to ffmpeg.exe, so i use the libav librairies.
A lot of things are working well and i can output avi files, or mov
files, with different codec.
I can also output .wmv movies with AV_CODEC_ID_MSMPEG4V3 as video
codec and CODEC_ID_MWAV2 as audio codec, but in that case, the video
duration is not good. Typically, 50 dummy images are added and so the
duration is 2s too long.
If i remove the audio stream, then the duration is ok. So the audio
stream seems to be involved in that problem.
Before calling av_write_trailer(), the data in the video and audio
streams seems to be good. As an example, i've got a video with :
video stream : pts: val = 12760 num=12 den =25 ; nb frames = 319
audio stream : pts: val=12800 num=24000 den=48000 ; nb frames = 299
but after writing the trailer, if i close and reopen the file, the
duration read by avlibs is 14805. not 12800...
However, the movie plays well and it plays only for 12.8 seconds.
If i do exactly the same thing, but in a avi file instead of a wmv
file (so the muxer is not the same), movie duration is ok.
==> I really think this is due to asf muxer, but can see why and
where. I think it can be solved because ffmpeg.exe has not this
problem, so i probably missed something somewhere.
My intuition is that it is linked to time_base that is set to 1/1000
in asf files.
Hi, Stephane.
I found all sort of weird behavior encoding using mov format (ghost
images, audio out of sync, etc). Avi format works better. I am still
struggling with audio that shows up as chopped audio. I would
appreciate it if you would provide the source code to what you have.
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