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Whoah?! What is going on here? This file plays just fine in Xine, Totem, and Mplayer. Any ideas?
Added by Obscura 11 months ago.

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  • Obscura plus 11 months ago
    I like plaid as much as the next guy but I'm at a loss to figure out how to fix this. Video was encoded using Cinelerra, Quicktime for Linux, h.264, AAC, 640x480.

    As noted above, it plays just fine in every player on my system. (xine, totem, mplayer)

    What have I done wrong?
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  • Edouard Chalaron 11 months ago
    Got the same issue, never solved it. I had to use Y4m piping into x264.
    I don't have the script with me right now, will post tomorrow. But my case is a bit particular as I am using super8 and therefore no sound track. If needed I use Gpac to mux 264 and ac3. Stay in touch
    Cheers
    E
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  • Edouard Chalaron 11 months ago
    there we go !!!!
    This one is used for my super 8 in HD so adapt the value of x264 as they may not fit your needs.
    cheers
    E


    #/bin/bash
    fichier=$1.264
    mkfifo stream.y4m
    x264 --sar 1:1 -m 6 --me umh -b 4 --b-pyramid \
    --bitrate 38500 --threads 2 -o $fichier stream.y4m &
    sleep 0.5
    cat /dev/stdin > stream.y4m
    rm stream.y4m
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