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Windows / Re: fatal error in opening .wmv
« Last post by eumagga0x2a on October 19, 2018, 11:39:27 AM »Thank you for the sample, I can reproduce the crash.
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Windows / Missing last 4 seconds when I open the video
« Last post by IreneG on October 19, 2018, 11:13:27 AM »Hi,
I'm opening the video I need to edit but when I open it, it's missing the last few seconds. The original video is 53.41 and when I open it with avidemux is 49.19.
Is there are reason for that? What can I do?
Thanks!
I'm opening the video I need to edit but when I open it, it's missing the last few seconds. The original video is 53.41 and when I open it with avidemux is 49.19.
Is there are reason for that? What can I do?
Thanks!
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Windows / Re: fatal error in opening .wmv
« Last post by anctop on October 19, 2018, 04:38:15 AM »I am sorry for my late response.
Here is the .wmv file : "https://drive.google.com/file/d/1maxZovIhITUB4ml3_paOnu2UTon_zRrf/view?usp=sharing"
Here is the .wmv file : "https://drive.google.com/file/d/1maxZovIhITUB4ml3_paOnu2UTon_zRrf/view?usp=sharing"
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Windows / Re: fatal error in opening .wmv
« Last post by eumagga0x2a on October 18, 2018, 08:40:51 AM »The size of that file is 4.5MB, but this already exceeds the limit of 192KB for attachments.
How can I submit the sample ?
Please use a service like WeTransfer, Mega, Dropbox, Google Drive or similar.
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"Windows Media Player" can play it without problem.
This indicates that the file is not corrupted, but doesn't help to locate the problem.
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Windows / Re: fatal error in opening .wmv
« Last post by anctop on October 18, 2018, 08:04:34 AM »Please provide a sample video which allows to reproduce this crash. There are known issues with very big (>=4 GiB) .wmv files, but this file is obviously not that big.
The size of that file is 4.5MB, but this already exceeds the limit of 192KB for attachments.
How can I submit the sample ?
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With the information available, it is impossible to assess what the problem is (apart from that it leads to a crash).
"Windows Media Player" can play it without problem.
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Windows / Re: fatal error in opening .wmv
« Last post by eumagga0x2a on October 18, 2018, 07:27:57 AM »Please provide a sample video which allows to reproduce this crash. There are known issues with very big (>=4 GiB) .wmv files, but this file is obviously not that big.
With the information available, it is impossible to assess what the problem is (apart from that it leads to a crash).
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Is there any solution to the problem ?
With the information available, it is impossible to assess what the problem is (apart from that it leads to a crash).
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Main version 2.6 / Re: Opus track invisible in MKV
« Last post by Blues on October 18, 2018, 03:39:07 AM »OK, thanks. At least I know now where to look.
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Windows / fatal error in opening .wmv
« Last post by anctop on October 18, 2018, 02:05:35 AM »Dear all,
I am writing to report a fatal error encountered when opening a .wmv file.
My system is Win-7 64-bit, Avidemux version 2.7.1 build r180929_win64Qt5_538.
Default values are kept for Avidemux preferences.
The target file is an old .wmv file created some years ago (see attachment "01.jpg" for file properties).
When opening the .wmv file with Avidemux, a fatal error appears (see attachments "02a.jpg", "02b.jpg", "03.jpg").
Is there any solution to the problem ?
I am writing to report a fatal error encountered when opening a .wmv file.
My system is Win-7 64-bit, Avidemux version 2.7.1 build r180929_win64Qt5_538.
Default values are kept for Avidemux preferences.
The target file is an old .wmv file created some years ago (see attachment "01.jpg" for file properties).
When opening the .wmv file with Avidemux, a fatal error appears (see attachments "02a.jpg", "02b.jpg", "03.jpg").
Is there any solution to the problem ?
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Windows / Re: AAC encoder acting very strangely
« Last post by TCmullet on October 17, 2018, 06:07:14 PM »I agree, but I was referring to differences between aac audio encoders *at the same target bitrate*.
For now, as you haven't given me any reason why I should consider switching from lav to FDK, I'll stick with lav. And as I cannot wait 15-20 min. for each 384kbps encode, I'll settle for a tradeoff at 224kbps, taking 5-7 min. (vs 2-3 for 128). All sources are 128kbps to begin with before I convert to wav and do audacity massage. I'm just wanting to avoid "compression" generation loss, especially as each file I create is an intermediate file to receive a final video and audio compression later. Would like to use a high value of 384 or higher, but takes too long for the value received.
And somewhere, I thought I discovered that these encodes are all VBR anyway, with the specified bitrate being the Maximum bitrate, not the average or constant. (Btw, my video source is all 14mbps cbr until I finally feed it into a last audio/video encode which will optimize all for a lower bitrate.)
For now, as you haven't given me any reason why I should consider switching from lav to FDK, I'll stick with lav. And as I cannot wait 15-20 min. for each 384kbps encode, I'll settle for a tradeoff at 224kbps, taking 5-7 min. (vs 2-3 for 128). All sources are 128kbps to begin with before I convert to wav and do audacity massage. I'm just wanting to avoid "compression" generation loss, especially as each file I create is an intermediate file to receive a final video and audio compression later. Would like to use a high value of 384 or higher, but takes too long for the value received.
And somewhere, I thought I discovered that these encodes are all VBR anyway, with the specified bitrate being the Maximum bitrate, not the average or constant. (Btw, my video source is all 14mbps cbr until I finally feed it into a last audio/video encode which will optimize all for a lower bitrate.)
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Main version 2.6 / Re: Opus track invisible in MKV
« Last post by eumagga0x2a on October 17, 2018, 04:07:58 PM »Well, I tested with bitrate set to 128 kbit/s, but I doubt this would matter.
It may depend on the opus version on your system as well. I use v1.3.
Actually, mkvtoolnix has such a high pace of development that trying a build from the git head looks reasonable.
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You think the mkvtoolnix is too old?
It may depend on the opus version on your system as well. I use v1.3.
Actually, mkvtoolnix has such a high pace of development that trying a build from the git head looks reasonable.