27.05.2021, 20:21
As a side note: looking at the MediaInfo data the delay_original (= delay in the video stream itself) seems to be wrong.
According to the flags in the mpg file 'Pixel aspect ratio : 1.896' is used.
With this PAR 720x576 will be (720*1.896 ~ 1365 ~1366)x576
-> not Hybrids fault that your source if buggy.
=> Whatever you used (no clue why you did it) to create a mpg file out of multiple vob files didn't make a good job.
MPEG2Source probably used the time codes inside the mpg file which probably start with each added vob new,...
-> I'll download the file and have a short look at it, your best option is probably to remux to .mkv using mkvtoolnix, which has quite a bit of code to deal with buggy input. Hybrid is not designed for broken input.
Cu Selur
Quote:Also, when viewing in the previewer, the aspect ratio is off.No clue what that is, but usually wrong aspect ratio happens if the input isn't properly flagged.
According to the flags in the mpg file 'Pixel aspect ratio : 1.896' is used.
With this PAR 720x576 will be (720*1.896 ~ 1365 ~1366)x576
-> not Hybrids fault that your source if buggy.
=> Whatever you used (no clue why you did it) to create a mpg file out of multiple vob files didn't make a good job.
Quote: the job ends too soon, only processing 21,333 frames.My guess is that the frame that were encoded are just the frames of the first .vob.
MPEG2Source probably used the time codes inside the mpg file which probably start with each added vob new,...
-> I'll download the file and have a short look at it, your best option is probably to remux to .mkv using mkvtoolnix, which has quite a bit of code to deal with buggy input. Hybrid is not designed for broken input.
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.