Andrew Stevens wrote:
With 1.6.1.92, timestamp in NTSC movies was wrong. This seems to be fixed in .93, but I was wondering.
Do you really mean timestamp? There was a rate control issue in .92....
Maybe it was that. Other tools showed the wrong length of the encoded movie.
With .93 and transcode, I got some warnings during encoding "Decoder buffer running low: boosting overshoot gain!". Is this serious?
It is unclear: the relevant routine doesn't actually belong in that release (it crept in by accident via cvs backmerge).
As long as it does not mean anything goes bad... ;-)
I was able to encode NTSC SVCD -> NTSC DVD with .92 and transcode (although with wrong timestamps). .93 crashes after about 16 MB result file size. How can I provide more info to fix this?
Full log of mpeg2enc's output... (-v 1 or -v 2 ). Crashing is pretty bad though - try to do each part of the transcode seperately rather than all-in-one go to isolate the possible sources of the crash.
Any hints on this? I am pretty new to this stuff under Linux and I am only just beginning to understand transcode, let alone what it does internally.
Your environment: Distro, libc version, compiler version would help loads too...
OK, I'll try to provide as much info as possible soon.
Thanks!
Thomas
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