GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 516244
ffmpeg mux reset buffer timestamp
Last modified: 2008-10-08 11:18:52 UTC
this patch reset the buffer time stamp when the first buffer time stamp is high then 0.
Created attachment 105144 [details] [review] path to fix the problem with timestamp
Hi, this behaviour is intended. Just think about the following example: You want to mux an audio and an video stream. The audio stream starts about 100ms after the video, timestamps of the audio are starting at 100ms, timestamps of video start at 0. Now with your patch you'll have an a/v sync issue in the muxed file. Why exactly do you need this patch?