I have used another software (also named MediaInfo) to read the duration of the same file, and the following screen shots are the results.
This screen shot shows the duration of the container, and the following screen shots shows the duration of the first track.
From my observation, the resolved duration of the video track in mkv files is in milliseconds, while the software still treats them in seconds, which leads to a very large duration time in the hh:mm:ss format.
I have tried all three resolve engines and the behaviors are the same.
sbarex
commented
1 year ago
Please see the first screen shot.
I have used another software (also named MediaInfo) to read the duration of the same file, and the following screen shots are the results.
This screen shot shows the duration of the container, and the following screen shots shows the duration of the first track.
From my observation, the resolved duration of the video track in mkv files is in milliseconds, while the software still treats them in seconds, which leads to a very large duration time in the hh:mm:ss format.
I have tried all three resolve engines and the behaviors are the same.
The behavior for mp4 files is correct.