>An AVI container should specify a frame rate, and the time stamp is
always 1/framerate * >total_frames_read there abouts...
That doesn't tell me the exact largest best_effort_timestamp. Can I determine
the
largest best_effort_timestamp exactly? Would this be easier with a file
container other
than AVI?
On Sunday, October 13, 2013 2:20 PM, Andy Shaules <[email protected]> wrote:
On 10/12/2013 12:52 PM, James Board wrote:
In a C program with libav, how can I determine what is the largest
best_effort_timestamp
>for my input video file, which is AVI container and compressed with ffvhuff?
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An AVI container should specify a frame rate, and the time stamp is always
1/framerate * total_frames_read there abouts...
If the length of the video payload is zero, then count that as a
dropped encoder frame, and increment the total_frames_read for it,
continue.
Andy
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