Well, I've finally burned my first full-length DVD with pulldown. Thanks again for
the quick response! And thanks to a patch I found against ffmpeg I now have ac3 audio
working as well. So all the glitches I had are gone now. Time to start converting
all my tapes over to DVD now :-)
-- Ray
Hi, Ray.
Thank you bug report.
Ray Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've been using yuvkineco/mpeg2enc for pulldown. It stays perfectly in sync until
it reaches around 100 minutes into the video. Then it gets WAY out of sync. It
isn't slowly getting out of sync at 100, it just suddenly gets
It happens right on a 32-bit boundary...if I take the 24fps frame number 143352 (which
is the frame where it starts getting off) and multiple it by 3 (I'm using 29.97
frame rate, or 3/1001) I get just over 256^4, so I do believe this to be an
integer overflow problem. So I believe the
Say, that worked! Thanks! I haven't actually performed an mpeg2enc on it yet (didn't
want to wait that long to know if the patch was going to work or not), but the output
from -c looks perfect.
-- Ray
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 23:28:39 +0900
Kawamata/Hitoshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Ray.
I've been using yuvkineco/mpeg2enc for pulldown. It stays perfectly in sync until it
reaches around 100 minutes into the video. Then it gets WAY out of sync. It isn't
slowly getting out of sync at 100, it just suddenly gets out of sync.
Any ideas?
If I use shorter videos that are less than
I've been using yuvkineco/mpeg2enc for pulldown. It stays perfectly in sync until
it reaches around 100 minutes into the video. Then it gets WAY out of sync. It
isn't slowly getting out of sync at 100, it just suddenly gets out of sync.
Any ideas?
Use yuvkineco -C frames.lst in your
