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Upgrade to a nightly. 13.2 uses a very old ffmpeg version.
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Ah - overread this. Post a log from alpha2 then.
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Can you post a sample? And opening a bug on trac.xbmc.org? That way it will not forgotten.
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Does it work if you disable DXVA2?
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I tried without DXVA2, no difference. Im not sure how to create a sample, ill check around and try to do that.
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Yeah I just managed to make a 40s sample, but guess what.. ofcourse the problem isnt on the sample anymore... the original file is 30gb.. guess you dont want that
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(This post was last modified: 2014-08-21, 14:47 by fritsch.)
you can use ffmpeg to cut out some seconds: ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -ss [start] -t [duration] -c:v copy -c:a copy out.mp4
Windows binaries can be downloaded from their homepage.
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What if you simply re-wrap the file using, say, mvkmerge gui? Does that help? It might be a container problem (I've seen avidemux sometimes produce poor mkvs, for example).
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lol @ marantz: I think your container is the issue.
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