Open chris30o0 opened 6 years ago
Is this still maintained? I'm willing and capable to look through the code but I don't know where to start, let alone what exactly the cause for this error is.
I have the same error
[aac @ 0x55bfcc004bc0] Number of bands (46) exceeds limit (43).
Duration: 0
Invalid length: -1052488119. Wrong match in track: 0.
Track 1 codec: avc1
avc1: No match because of NAL type: 31
Found 281 packets.
and assume that it will not be fixed in a foreseeable timespan.
In case anyone else runs into this, the only thing I found working was this Windows freeware, which manages to run under wine.
.264
file can be converted with ffmpeg.aac
file I managed to convert with vlc to .mp4
container format. -filter:a "atempo=0.96"
(and possibly truncated in my case).
Hi, I'm trying to gain access to a file which was presumably truncated by my dashcam. The file is 3.4GB which might be too large, however I'm not sure how to properly downsize it without losing any hope of regaining the video file. Also, I'm not sure if untrunc even fails on that file or already on the reference file. I should also mention that after running, I do get a 150kB file with a proper thumbnail (desired video). Here's the output I get: