If it helps, the OpenH264 codec by Cisco provided with Firefox does even
worse; it stops after frame 1 (2nd frame) and then causes 100% CPU, I
have to restart
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'Drop late frames' makes all frames other than the first one be dropped,
because they're late, despite the video being only 1 fps and taking
almost no CPU percent to play.
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This video demonstrates the problem. The video starts at 0, as
demonstrated by looking at the frames such as with "ffprobe
-select_streams 0 -show_frames timing.mp4 |less".
But vlc starts video playback around 2, showing frame 0 at that time,
and ends at the 6th frame (frame 5), not displaying the
** Description changed:
A very short video, such as 1 frame long, won't play in VLC. Nothing
will show up, even if the video is paused.
A 1-frame video can be useful for things like testing the performance of
different encoding settings. While it's possible that VLC (maybe
depending o
