Vladimir Eremeev wrote: > Sorry, I will be more precise. > > Michel Bardiaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>>> What does ffmpeg -i say about your output file? > > Original output file.
It is the original (input to your program) or output (of your program). Cant be both. So please post (again)! ffmpeg -i p8211<etc>.mpg, ffmpeg -vcodec copy p8.mpg, ffmpeg -i p8.mpg, *and* ffmpeg -i on the *output* of your program. > >> No, all wrong. Dont you notice you have mpeg2 in, but mpeg1 in the >> output? That's because you put the spec of p8.mpg after the file, it >> must be before. > > Now all correct. :) No, *everything* has to be before p8.mpg, even -f dvd if you really want that. [snip] >>> VLC and Kaffeine seem to use another method, or use some other fields in > the >>> file. I must set up them also. > >> I cant comment on that if you are not more precise. *Which* other method? > > That was only my supposition. > You have named two methods, and said that ffmpeg uses the second one, and > calculates the duration correctly. I just supposed that since vlc and > kaffeine > don't calculate the movie duration correctly, they don't use that method, but > use some other. > I understand that this is a wrong list to ask questions about other media > players specifics. And please post what durations VLC reports for all 3 mpg files too. On reflexion, let's use the strategy that is usually best in this list: let us rehearse what you want using ffmpeg CLI. So post what I asked above, omitting what concerns the file output by your program. Greetings, -- Michel Bardiaux http://www.mediaxim.com/ _______________________________________________ libav-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mplayerhq.hu/mailman/listinfo/libav-user
