tanersener
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3 years ago Video: mpeg4 (Simple Profile) (mp4v / 0x7634706D), yuv420p, 3840x2160 [SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], 8110 kb/s, 20 fps, 20 tbr, 10240 tbn, 20 tbc (default)
This is the video stream in your file. It shows that your file is an mpeg4 video encoded using Simple Profile. Video resolution, fps values, sar, dar all are listed there.
Unfortunately, mobile devices (both Android and iOS) do not support all video codec vs. resolution vs. profile combinations. That's why you can play it on your desktop but can't play it on at iOS. I suggest you look at iOS documentation to see what iOS supports and update your command to encode your video using a supported codec & resolution pair.
j2bmw
Description We use ffmpeg wrappers for our .net/c# based Android and iOS apps in Xamarin Forms. The command line (eg. ffmpeg -i "Front Garden_20210208105006.ps" "Front Garden_20210208105006.mp4") converts the downloaded video to mp4.
On iOS, the command line is executed successfully. It creates a video file in mp4. However, if the converted mp4 video is played back from the default media player on iOS, the video is barely visible when playing back from iPhone. I can see a little bit at the top, but the rest is blank. However, if I export it to a PC, I can watch the video on iTunes or a file manager app Wondershare Dr.Fone on PC. Please see the attached video file "IMG_0098.MP4" https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/30361626/107766401-825bd100-6d87-11eb-8fc6-777bd726a369.MP4 and the conversion log "convert to mp4 ios.txt" convert to mp4 ios.txt.
Expected behavior The converted video can be played with the default media player on iOS.
Current behavior The converted mp4 video is played back from the default media player on iOS, the video is barely visible when playing back from iPhone. I can see a little bit at the top, but the rest is blank.
Screenshots No
Logs convert to mp4 ios.txt.
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