GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 607122
[mpegtsdemux] desynched sound, weird timecode showing up in totem, incorrect framerates and resolution
Last modified: 2012-09-26 20:39:42 UTC
Sample file: http://jeff.ecchi.ca/public/00068.MTS In totem 2.28.2: - The sound is not synched with the video - A timecode is displayed on top of the video (it shouldn't; VLC doesn't show it, and editors such as Vegas don't show it either) Looking at the codec info in totem (or by right-clicking the file properties in nautilus), we also see that gstreamer thinks it is a 1440x1080 video at 59,940 fps, while in reality (I think) it is a 1920x1080 video at 29.970 fps. In pitivi: - trying to import the file results in a traceback.
The duration is also incorrect: totem thinks it is 13 seconds, but it's 24 seconds or so.
Confirming this. Another problem is not being able to seek through the video Basically, the demuxer needs to be rewritten otherwise everyone with HD camcorders will remain a pack of sad pandas.
tsdemux plays those files fine now, I still need to merge the seeking support though. As for the size, 1440x1080 is indeed the proper *pixel* resolution. The framerate bogusness might be because of interlaced content.
This is normally fixed upstream. Jeff, Danny, can you confirm ?
So we're thinking this is fixed, right? Please reopen if it's not.