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• ffmpeg itsoffset doesn't work with pcm audio and raw 264 video

  28 janvier 2019, par Danny

  I need to create an MP4 container with data from a hardware encoder. The encoder outputs PCM 16-bit signed audio and raw H.264 ES video frames.

  This ffmpeg command line I’ve got works but the audio and video are not sync’d.

  From other posts I know that itsoffset only works with video and probably doesn’t work with -v copy

  I’ve confirmed that applying an itsoffset has no effect.

  Here’s the command line. Any suggestions ?

  One post suggested itsoffset works if you re-encode the video. But doing that needs CPU power and adds latency. (And what’s the point of a hardware encoder then ?)

  ffmpeg -f s16le -ar 44.1k -ac 2      -i Audio_20190110-165736.pcm 
  
         -fflags +genpts -itsoffset -5 -i Video_20190110-165736.264
  
         -c:v copy -c:a aac -b:a 128k 
  
         -f mp4 -movflags +faststart  output.mp4

  EDIT I

  Here is a link to the audio/video input files referenced in the above command.

• Why menconder fps rate does not work ?

  2 mars 2016, par ACR

  I’m using mencoder to create a video out of some .png files. The problem is that the frame rate doesn’t change, regardless of the -fps flag. The output video has different time lengths (in their properties), but the video’s size and speed are always the same (regardless of the FPS chosen).

  I just want to create a shorted video by using higher FPS rates. In short, a "time-lapse" of my original set of images. What am I doing wrong with mencoder ? I’m using the following command :

  mencoder mf://./IMG/images*.png -mf w=800:h=600:fps=20:type=png -ovc copy -oac copy -o video.avi

• Why does menconder fps rate does not work ?

  27 février 2016, par ACR

  I’m using mencoder to create a video out of some .png files. The problem is that the frame rate doesn’t change, regardless of the -fps flag. The output video has different time lengths (in their properties), but the video’s size and speed are always the same (regardless of the FPS chosen).

  I just want to create a shorted video by using higher FPS rates. In short, a "time-lapse" of my original set of images. What am I doing wrong with mencoder ? I’m using the following command :

  mencoder mf://./IMG/images*.png -mf w=800:h=600:fps=20:type=png -ovc copy -oac copy -o video.avi