05.08.2018, 09:18
Hi, I apologise for asking this here, but I found an old thread by Selur that got things working mostly for me (https://forum.selur.net/showthread.php?tid=162), so thought I would ask here, as you guys are very knowledgeable.
I have been supplied loads of QuickTime reference files (.mov container, with video.m2v and multiple audios.wav). All I am trying to do is re-wrap this into a single .mov file, which works fine using quicktime, for example.
To get the below command working, I need to run the ffmpeg.exe from the same folder as the content.
Using the below command I am able to achieve this, but I have a couple of issues which I can not seem to resolve.
The input file is 25fps, but my output file is 26.40fps, and I can't sort out why this is happening.
I also get lots of these errors in the ffmpeg output:
I have attached the ffmpeg outputs for the the initial copy and to show the format of the outputted file.
output1.txt = Initial ffmpeg copy
output2.txt = outputted file
If someone could point me int the right direction, that would be great.
Thanks.
I have been supplied loads of QuickTime reference files (.mov container, with video.m2v and multiple audios.wav). All I am trying to do is re-wrap this into a single .mov file, which works fine using quicktime, for example.
To get the below command working, I need to run the ffmpeg.exe from the same folder as the content.
Using the below command I am able to achieve this, but I have a couple of issues which I can not seem to resolve.
c:\Temp>ffmpeg -enable_drefs 1 -use_absolute_path 1 -i CSP0002377.mov -map 0 -c copy test.movThe input file is 25fps, but my output file is 26.40fps, and I can't sort out why this is happening.
I also get lots of these errors in the ffmpeg output:
Non-monotonous DTS in output stream 0:0; previous: 227334, current: 227328; changing to 227335. This may result in incorrect timestamps in the output file.I have attached the ffmpeg outputs for the the initial copy and to show the format of the outputted file.
output1.txt = Initial ffmpeg copy
output2.txt = outputted file
If someone could point me int the right direction, that would be great.
Thanks.

