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bgc.sub.dub.ogg
reported by Michael Niedermayer on https://lists.ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-devel/: (ffstaging/FFmpeg#18)
Causes this testcase to fail: ./ffmpeg -i 'bgc.sub.dub.ogm' -vframes 3 -bitexact -y nosubs.webm https://samples.ffmpeg.org/ogg/ I did not investgate why or if this a bug or expected. Just reporting a difference ive seen
Causes this testcase to fail: ./ffmpeg -i 'bgc.sub.dub.ogm' -vframes 3 -bitexact -y nosubs.webm
https://samples.ffmpeg.org/ogg/
I did not investgate why or if this a bug or expected. Just reporting a difference ive seen
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I have run this command with the Subtitle Filtering patchset applied => nosubs.webm
And with a downloaded binary (n5.1-1-g6d83c5f876-20220730) => nosubs2.webm
Now we can compare the three files (original and the two outputs):
The original file has 496 frames in 4 streams:
The file nosubs2.webm (output from stock ffmpeg) has only 2 frames, one video and one audio frame:
The file nosubs.webm (created from ffmpeg with the subtitle patchset applied) has
No more frames appear after the three video frames.
Considering the -vframes 3 parameter, this would appear to me as a proper result, while the output of the stock ffmpeg does not.
-vframes 3
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reported by Michael Niedermayer on https://lists.ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-devel/:
(ffstaging/FFmpeg#18)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: