Open Elorrain opened 8 years ago
Hi,
I think you have different issues:
Anyway, I will patch to analyze the file only if the file is still exiting.
Hi,
I checked the correct media type, attached is the zipped XSL file.
Thanks
Hi,
It is due to the file moved (erased for the filesystem). I change the behavior, now, the re-analyze is done only if the file exists and it is modified. https://github.com/MediaArea/MediaConch_SourceCode/pull/236
I tried with your policy, it seems correct for exising and removed files.
It will be available in the next release 16.04 (soon) or in the snapshots. https://mediaarea.net/MediaConch/download.html
Thx,
Hi,
i have a similar problem with some files using latest mediaconch-release (17.04) See the attached screenshot, it contains the result of the media-conch CLI vs. the mediainfo.
Hope it helps,
Bye Andreas
Not sure that General (container) frame rate makes sense. Can you provide a sample file and the policy you created?
The policy is available at https://github.com/SLUB-digitalpreservation/mediaconch-profile, a sample file is hard to deliver, because original is copyright protected and comes from a service provider.
Can you provide the MediaInfo XML report (in MediaConch you have a button at the same line as file name for that)?
Hi Jerome,
will be attached (and mediaconch-report, too): mediaconch_bugreport_129.zip
the mediaconch-report was produced with ff. line:
mediaconch --Policy=SLUB_mediaconch_policy_retrodigitized_film35mm.xml -fh Titel-04_Die\ Folklore\ der\ Schleifer\ Region_000.mkv > Titel-04_Die\ Folklore\ der\ Schleifer\ Region_000.mkv_MediaConch.html
Hope, it helps :)
With best regards
Andreas
I use MediaConch Version 16.03 on OS X 10.9.5
When I'm checking a FFV1/MKV file with a policy where frame rate should be equal to 25.000, the report's 'Outcome' field for frame rate is 'N/A' although it clearly says 'framerate : 25.000' in MediaInfo and '25 fps' with ffprobe. Same for the 'Standard' field where it should be equal to 'PAL', the report says 'N/A' while PAL is present in MediaInfo and ffprobe. Is the problem coming from the policy or the file itself?
I also noticed that the file is sometimes labelled as valid or invalid in the result tab (policy checker) while the only thing I did was renaming it.
Here's a screenshot showing the same file with different names getting different results: