From: Srikanth Kiran Kotagiri
For Fragmented MP4 files where the audio and video streams are written to
seperate fragments, the -ss option will cause the file pointer to be set to the
first available fragment. This is due to an interaction in
search_frag_timestamp() function and get_frag_time(
please ignore this patch. I will submit a corrected one.
On Mon, Jan 27, 2025 at 5:20 PM Srikanth Kiran Kotagiri
wrote:
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> For Fragmented MP4 files where the audio and video streams are written to
> seperate fragments, the -ss option will cause the file pointer to be set to
> the first availab
For Fragmented MP4 files where the audio and video streams are written to
seperate fragments, the -ss option will cause the file pointer to be set to the
first available fragment. This is due to an interaction in
search_frag_timestamp() function and get_frag_time() functions.
With this change,
