Nope. Check this: http://www3.wazoku.net/2sen/dtvup/ up0797.zip TsSplitter Ver1.26

Yea they share the same name, and I do use both in different situations.

admin wrote:"ts splitter"

Sounds very interesting; I'll check it out. Thanks for pointing it out.

Early warning -- It's fully in Japanese and was not written in Unicode, which means it's gonna be huge pain trying to use it even if you understand Japanese.

TS should be safer. I'm actively using a tool written by Japanese called ts splitter, which can, magically, cut TS files by audio format. I use that to deal with 2ch-aac <-> 5ch-aac stuff, and it always cut precisely at the gap. Not sure if it helps with your case though.

Well, I did say I was using LSmash. But I wasn't being more specific. I actually use the function LWLibavVideoSource(). (And the audio equivalent with the same multiplexed video file as the argument.) I don't remember why I was told to use that part of the LSMASH package instead "Lsmash" or "Lsmash...

So the problem is quite simple. You extract video (*.264) and timestamp (whatever, *.txt for example), process the video through DGNV, AVS, or whatever, and produce the final video. Take the file, and the timestamp, to some timeline editing tools to correct the timeline. Take MP4 as an example, you...

This should be the only issue left with HEVC that I can find so far. Your professionalism impressed me and I deeply appreciate your fantastic work.

Thank you.

#3 is just something I noticed when I was testing the performance issue, where I saved a bit typing by "-o a" and it crashed

#2 -- I'll take a look at the HEVC header and see what happened.

Thanks!

OK I reproduced the issue.

Find any MP4 file (file format should not matter), and execute "dgindexnv -i x.mp4 -o b", guaranteed to crash.

I can test when I get home, but I should let you know that this is the only file that's such long -- if it works on your side, it must be good on my side. (Also I'd still suggest you fix the FPS issue to 60000/1001. "FPS 210938 / 3520" is kinda annoying -- have to put assumefps each time or I get so...

admin wrote:Previously my limit was 1000000 frames, and your stream had more than that.

That's what I thought. Usually this kind of thing indicates an overflow -- cut the stream = un-reproducible.

VFR is no more than some timestamps. There are many ways to produce VFRs. A common reason is deduplicating, which will remove similar frames to save a bit space. Another common situation is when producing the video, multiple sources are involved, such as 24 fps film and 30 fps CG video get concatena...

Gotcha, enjoy your time!

Try this: https://imgur.com/a/obW5S

Virgo -- A Perfectionist

I just slipstreamed the PPS fix if you'd like to run with it. I am slowly downloading the stream to avoid my ISP capping me out. Don't forget I am binge watching Breaking Bad at the same time. It's getting exciting; 5 episodes to go. No spoilers people, on pain of banning! :twisted: https://i.imgur...

Yea that's the first step when I was trying to understand the DGI format. //

Good job!

(I was also wondering why there're so many PPSes, as I recalled to read about duplicate PPSes being filtered in the manual.)

I can upload to an ftp server and PM you a download link, if that works better for you. RAR with rr3 split into multiple parts and should be uploaded within 8 hours. Shipping usually takes much longer time though. Just FYI, tested with other (shorter) videos and no problems found so far. This is the...

A bit off topic performance issue When indexing files with so many frames, the refreshing frame number on the statistic window slows down the speed quite a bit. I was indexing a file on SSD and I saw it reading @ 80MB/s and maxing out a single core. Close the statistic panel and it spikes to 150MB/s...

I didn't edit anything. This is from the 81GB TS that I indexed and examined and reported.

(Are you sure you gave me the correct range?)

What I did: Played the video What I saw: Duration 5:16:07, segment in question plays without problem. What I did: Indexed ts and load it in VDM What I saw: Duration 5:13:09 What I did: Jump to #1042586 What I saw: Some girls talking What I did: Jump to #1042585 What I saw: A man singing What I did:...

Specifically, I cut from 79,336,000,000 to 80,571,539,384, and dgnv measures 4:26.297.

My best hope is to re-index it and see if it magically fixes.

Please advise me any other options.

Let me explain this. Mediainfo shows 5:16:06.9 and LWlibavvideosource() gives me 5:16:07, so let's assume they are correct. So I went back to the stream, side by side put dgnv and lw in 2 windows and compare the difference. I noticed that everything is good until frame 1042586. So if you seek to 104...

1042531:CRA 79708227282 2 1042482 1042532:TRAIL 0 1042483 1042533:TRAIL 0 1042484 1042534:TRAIL 1 1042485 1042535:TRAIL 0 1042486 1042536:TRAIL 0 1042487 1042537:TRAIL 1 1042488 1042538:TRAIL 0 1042489 1042539:TRAIL 0 1042490 1042540:TRAIL 1 1042491 1042541:TRAIL 0 1042492 1042542:TRAIL 0 1042493 1...