On Tuesday, December 13, 2016 6:17 PM, "Vangelis forthnet"
wrote:
> GiP 2.96 (used by OP prior to updating to 2.97)
> does not pass -stats to FFmpeg 0.8.18,
> so - as you point - remuxing works.
>
Ah. I did not listen all that closely to the first line of both logs.
On Tue Dec 13 22:33:13 GMT 2016, Timothy wrote:
Actually, it can, if you don't have the -stats option there
(snip)
It was just the -stats option that was the issue
Hi Timothy
I think it's apparent in the portion of my post you quoted
that I was refering to the combination of GiP 2.97 +
On Tuesday, December 13, 2016 3:49 PM, "Vangelis forthnet"
wrote:
> The original log on GiP 2.97 with obsolete FFmpeg 0.8.18 is pretty
> clear; http://sprunge.us/XYbJ
> FFmpeg can't remux (repackage) downloaded FLV files into .M4A ones.
> (ffmpeg version
On 13/12/16 09:19, Jim web wrote:
Maybe the building omitted some codecs
because they don't meet some open/free requirements or similar and the
process wasn't told to include them anyway.
That's a good thought. But the reality seems (i haven't combed it
thoroughly) to be that the Debian build
In article <42FB9FA5AB734668B7B82B794E7EB888@vasonote>, Vangelis
forthnet
wrote:
> Now, this is a second issue, unrelated to GiP itself, in that your
> FFmpeg 3.2.2 build (on Debian Jessie) appears unable to transcode a
> HE-AACv1 m4a file (produced by GiP) to MP3.
On Sun Dec 11 20:41:39 GMT 2016, Charles Johnson wrote:
that's done separately in a script and is just
ffmpeg -i "${f}" $(basename "${f}").mp3
So, to recap, your original issue (failure to remux FLV audio files
into MP4 container, after upgrading to GiP 2.97) was caused
by the inability of
On Sun Dec 11 20:55:57 GMT 2016, Charles Johnson wrote:
... Have you tried the --ffmpeg-obsolete switch I suggested
with your 0.8.18 version, prior to updating to 3.2.2?
No i didn't do that
...Pity; had you tried and it worked, it would have been valuable info
for a subset of GiP 2.97
On 11/12/16 20:33, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
It's during the transcoding from HE-AACv1 => MP3
that your copy of FFmpeg barfs...
Perhaps a regression introduced in 3.2.2?
I think that must be it. I backed up ffmpeg 3.2.2, symlinked the latest
build from here
On 11/12/16 20:33, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
... Have you tried the --ffmpeg-obsolete switch I suggested
with your 0.8.18 version, prior to updating to 3.2.2?
No i didn't do that, since i thought it a good idea to get the latest
ffmpeg anyway
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On 11/12/16 20:33, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
So please, you need to provide the transcoding ffmpeg command used;
Actually that's done separately in a script and is just
ffmpeg -i "${f}" $(basename "${f}").mp3
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On Sun Dec 11 19:16:18 GMT 2016, Charles Johnson wrote:
This one is errorful. It uses the latest version (3.2.2) of ffmpeg
... Have you tried the --ffmpeg-obsolete switch I suggested
with your 0.8.18 version, prior to updating to 3.2.2?
As Alan advised, please provide full GiP command
On 11/12/16 14:30, Timothy wrote:
You are definitely using an outdated FFMpeg - version 0.8.18. I'm not sure why there's an issue, except that
on one log the "-stats" switch was given, which your FFMpeg choked on by saying that there was no
input file given. On the log without the "-stats"
On Sun Dec 11 17:29 GMT 2016, Charles Johnson cehjohn...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Actually the log files (afaicr) mentioned avconv.
I do have libav installed AND ffmpeg.
tbh i've got thoroughly confused over
the ffmpeg/avconv dichotomy
but perhaps i should try to get
the latest libav for my
On Sun Dec 11 17:21:58 GMT 2016, I wrote:
Your very old ffmpeg version has been probably affected
by the following GiP commit:
https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/commit/9183610030e9e85ff8d2711108feb1c9d6333f97
It appears the combination of "-loglevel -stats" is
what broke your 0.8.18
On Sun Dec 11 09:03:24 GMT 2016, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
it's nearly 24 hours since you posted your query and no replies
... Anyone remembers my last month's post?
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/get_iplayer/2016-November/009922.html
> my knowledge of get_iplayer is incomplete :-( ;
You are definitely using an outdated FFMpeg - version 0.8.18. I'm not sure why
there's an issue, except that on one log the "-stats" switch was given, which
your FFMpeg choked on by saying that there was no input file given. On the log
without the "-stats" switch, everything went swimmingly. I
Hmm, it's nearly 24 hours since you posted your query and no replies, so
I'll bite.
I'm sorry, I couldn't make head nor tail of the attachments, but my
immediate question is (assuming you used the command line) "what was the
exact command issued to get_iplayer?
Regards
Alan
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