I have recently realized bmdplay doesn't show the last part of a video file, no matter if avconv or ffmpeg is used. The time missing is corresponding to the buffering used by bmdplay, I mean , the -b parameter
For instance
ffmpeg ....file.... | bmdplay .... -b 1000 ....
I could test the last second of file is missing
The point is I have tested I need the -b parameter (by default is 2 seconds), otherwise video is not shown.
Is there any trick to bypass this issue?
Thanks.
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Hi Luca,,
I have recently realized bmdplay doesn't show the last part of a video file, no matter if avconv or ffmpeg is used. The time missing is corresponding to the buffering used by bmdplay, I mean , the -b parameter
For instance
ffmpeg ....file.... | bmdplay .... -b 1000 ....
I could test the last second of file is missing
The point is I have tested I need the -b parameter (by default is 2 seconds), otherwise video is not shown.
Is there any trick to bypass this issue?
Thanks.