Vladimir Eremeev wrote:
>
>
>
> Vladimir Eremeev wrote:
>>
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>>
>> Paul Kelly-3 wrote:
>>>
>>>>> My impression is that PTS in the stream is somehow reflects the real
>>>>> time
>>>>> and is reset to 0 once a day.
>>>
>>> Why do you not fix the timestamps before passing them to
>>> av_write_frame()?
>>> Perhaps you could check for the point when it resets to 0, and then add
>>> an
>>> offset to every timestamp that occurs after that.
>>>
>>
> I think, the better solution would be set PTS to 0 at the beginning of
> recording.
> However, I still cannot find if FFmpeg allows this.
>
The answer to the question in the subject line was pretty obvious.
That value (8,593,930,000) overfills 33 bits devoted to the PTS field in the
mpeg-ts.
It doesn't matter wheter PTS reflects real time. When the PTS value goes
beyond 33 bits it drops to 0.
Since that, I cannot increase PTS.
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