>> Has anybody proposed a patch to allow people to set that MOV_TIMESCALE
>> variable from the command line?
>> It seems that would be an easy patch to do and could be used to fix this and
>> numerous other requests for different movie timescales.
>> I looked for discussion on this and didn't fin
Hi Guys,
I've just finished a bunch of research on encoding audio .flac files into
MP4/AAC using ffmpeg, and we're seeing a detail in the header data that is
keeping some audio players from correctly interpreting the metadata in the MP4
elst box.
Long story short, the issue is that MOV_TIMESCA
> > > > I think opening a generic ticket for this would be a good move.
Having
> > > > the ability to trim essence would be very useful. Then we could also
> > > > remove that godawful hack in mov.c as well, hopefully. There's more
> > > > than a few formats that need some "warm-up
> > As far as control, I'll need to add a config switch to control adding
gapless data or not.
> Why wouldn't it always be added?
If that's the consensus, then sure. But other tools I've seen have gapless
metadata output controlled by a switch and not put in by default.
> Please avoi
Hey guys thanks for the discussion - sorry I went dark on this, I had a death
in the family last November & am I the executor, so am just starting to free up
again for projects. This is my first experience with ffmpeg coding, so I may
have newbie questions. I just got a debug build completed & g