I have an h264 mp4 video file. When I open this file, Avidemux asks me to reconstruct the PTS, I click yes.
Then, after the reconstruction, the file fails to save in mp4 format. But can be saved as MPV format
Avidemux version: 2.8.1
Operation system: windows 11
PTS reconstruction is a delicate process, but could you please first update to the latest 2.8.2 nightly (https://avidemux.org/nightly/), then, if the issue with that file persists, start Avidemux, reproduce the failure to save to MP4, close Avidemux and provide admlog.txt from %localappdata%\avidemux directory?
Regarding nightlies, the choice between cross-compiled MinGW "win64" or natively compiled VC++ "vsWin64" builds is mostly one of a personal preference. There have been reports of application startup taking a very long time on Windows 10 and 11, caused by on-access virus scanner. Adding Avidemux program directory to the list of exceptions should mitigate this annoyance.
In any case, it would be necessary to obtain a sample video to develop a fix (if Avidemux is at fault, of course).
Thanks for your reply. I updated to the nightly build of 2.8.2. However, the result is still the same.
Another thing I noticed is the font size of 2.8.2 is bigger than 2.8.1 on my laptop with a 150% scale. Is this the desired behavior?
Here is the sample video: [link removed]
This video may not be appropriate the see in public. Sorry about it. I cannot find a better sample..
Quote from: marks5231 on December 24, 2022, 07:12:05 PMAnother thing I noticed is the font size of 2.8.2 is bigger than 2.8.1 on my laptop with a 150% scale. Is this the desired behavior?
Probably different Qt versions VC++ build environment vs MinGW one?
Quote from: marks5231 on December 24, 2022, 07:12:05 PMThis video may not be appropriate the see in public.
NSFW is not a big deal, but does it contain any criminal content? Because if it does, I'll have to remove the link (and won't inspect the file as well, obviously).
It is only NSFW.
I downloaded the (221127_75880397d26-fflibs 4.4.2 version). This one is the MinGW build.
I then downloaded the VC++ build, this time it has the same font size as 2.8.1 (which is better for me.)
Quote from: marks5231 on December 24, 2022, 08:56:23 PMI downloaded the (221127_75880397d26-fflibs 4.4.2 version). This one is the MinGW build.
I then downloaded the VC++ build, this time it has the same font size as 2.8.1 (which is better for me.)
VC++ builds use a much older Qt version, if I am not mistaken. This might explain the difference.
I'll remove the link to the huge sample nevertheless, will look at it later, thanks.
The problem with the sample might be caused by Avidemux trying to replace its very high timescale 1/1200000 and frame duration oscillating between 40040 and 40041 ticks with a timescale with lower frequency (it defaults to 1/90000, the standard MPEG timestamp resolution) instead of guessing that the standard timescale 1001/30000 may be applicable to this video (it may be, it may be not, but the H.264 decoder configuration says so).
Not sure how to fix this properly ATM.