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I was encoding a video with subtitles and I got the error, "Invalid UTF-8 in decoded subtitles text ; maybe missing -sub_charenc option. Error while decoding stream" but the video encoded anyway. What are the consequences of ignoring this error ? A google search showed a result of one guy saying it skips that sub so the resulting video will have missing subs. Can someone confirm this ?


I know how to fix it but I have already converted 50+ videos with subtitles and I'm fairly certain that a few of them had this error. I just want someone to tell me that it's okay to ignore so I don't have to watch 200 hours of videos.


Solution for fixing subtitle errors :


Create a batch file and edit with the following :


for %%a in ("*.srt") do ffmpeg -v 9 -loglevel 99 -sub_charenc CP1252 -i "%%a" "newfiles\%%~na.srt"
pause

I'm trying to setup a video pipeline with very limited bandwidth. I was able to do it with two raspberry pis using the below lines. The first is for the camera pi and the second is to watch stream :
From what I can find online, I have to use something like x264enc. I've followed tutorials but I can't get x264enc to work. it always outputs "Redistribute latency..." on both machines when run and it stays there.
Based on tutorials, I would think some of those should work. Other threads say that tune=zerolatency fixes my problem. At least the ones with same output of "Redistribute latency..." I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
so I am currently building a Website for School and implemented an Upload-System. Now I want People to be able to watch uploaded Videos. Currently if you try to watch a Video, lets say test.mp4 it takes over a minute to load. I know that using : ffmpeg -i inputvideo.mp4 -movflags faststart -acodec copy -vcodec copy outputvideo.mp4 moves the atom moov to the beginning of the file. And when I manually convert the mp4 using the previous command the file starts playing instantly. But now my problem is, that I don't want to convert each file manually. Is there another way of playing user-uploaded Videos instantly ? Thanks for your help in advance.


I am using this Code, but it has nothing to do with the streaming itself I guess :


<source src="Clap.mp4" type="video/mp4">
Your browser does not support the video tag. 

</source>
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