Open rainman74 opened 3 months ago
As written in the manual, --fps is valid only for raw input, and otherwise it will be ignored or only treated as a hint.
There will be the message but is expected behavior.
Also, the fps shown on the log will change but is expected behavior.
I think you need not to set --fps for avsw reader, as framerate will be taken from the input file.
As written in the manual, --fps is valid only for raw input, and otherwise it will be ignored or only treated as a hint.
There will be the message but is expected behavior.
Also, the fps shown on the log will change but is expected behavior.
I think you need not to set --fps for avsw reader, as framerate will be taken from the input file.
Exactly not. The original file is 25.0 fps and the --fps specification is not ignored, but the file is correctly converted to 29.97 fps, even though it is not raw.
So I think the current behavior is good, I was just disturbed by the apparently wrong hint.
--fps 30000/1001
and--fps 29.970
leads to an error message, but is apparently converted correctly after all.