> Does it get better over time or worse?
no change over the time. The same decoding process quality (bad) until the
end of the video.
> Is there a reason why you used "-threads 8" in your ffplay command line
but not the ffmpeg command line?
I am using multi-core processor.
I don't know, I
2018-05-20 19:01 GMT+02:00, mohammed bey ahmed khernache :
> 20.48 A-V: 2.591 fd= 383 aq=0KB vq=0KB sq=0B f=0/0
This indicates no frames were dropped but video does indeed lag audio.
Does it get better over time or worse?
> frame= 291 fps= 80 q=-0.0
Thank you for your quick reply.
The output of the command line "ffplay -threads 8 " is:
root@odroid:~/bin# ./ffplay -threads 8 ../video-h265.mkv
On Sun, May 20, 2018 at 16:32:05 +0200, mohammed bey ahmed khernache wrote:
> 2) how can decode *hevc *content ?
> I compiled ffmpeg with libx265.
libx265 isn't used for decoding, only for encoding.
> When I try to play back a video encoded
> with hevc, I can not decode it correctly, i.e. ffplay
Hello,
I am using *ffplay *to play back a video.
1) how can I get the details of decoding (fps, miss rate, time, etc)
2) how can decode *hevc *content ?
I compiled ffmpeg with libx265. When I try to play back a video encoded
with hevc, I can not decode it correctly, i.e. ffplay plays it very