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Frames without timestamp cause crash #7
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It's annoying that 'A' doesn't also work for audio. I'll have to change how it sets this option since I was just using the first char from the steam option before. |
Yes, I wanted to leave it up to you if you want to do "audio" "Video" or something that checks for "v" and makes it caps |
I'll probably just use an if/else to be clear rather than some wierd single line command. It's going to take me a week or so to get it changed due to other things going on in my life this week. |
If you get a chance try it out and confirm it's working with your example file. |
Works now, it ignores the attached images and processes the video frames |
Hi,
I have recently encountered a stream with some images that have no timestamp.
Example:
<frame media_type="video" stream_index="3" key_frame="1" pkt_size="23754" width="600" height="882" pix_fmt="yuvj444p" pict_type="I" coded_picture_number="0" display_picture_number="0" interlaced_frame="0" top_field_first="0" repeat_pict="0" color_range="pc" color_space="bt470bg" chroma_location="center"/>
This happens when frames are attached:
According to ffmpeg docs you need to use "V" as stream option instead of "v" from the current "video" option to ignore attachments.
This fixes the problem
Thank you
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