On Tue, 28 Dec 2004, Anne Wilson wrote:
> lighting conditions, to say the least. I have just seen the message
> GOP min length too small to permit scene change on GOP boundary 24"...
Completely harmless and can be safely ignored.
> saying that with those light levels it can't be sure whether there is a scene
> change or not at that point. Am I correct?
Actually it means that the encoder wanted to make a scene change (i.e.
it knew here was a scene change) by closing a GOP and starting a new
one. It can only do that if the GOP that is going to be ended has
at least '-g' frames in it (default of 9).
Nothing at all to worry about. You can allow the encoder to use
shorter GOPs if you like with '-g' ('-G' sets the maximum).
Steven Schultz
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