Hello,
I have written yesterday for a problem that I have solved. But now I have another problem I'm able to write headers and almost to write frames (as you can think its the almost the problem). Currently I read a video and try to re-write at the same but when I do this I have a video who is generated with a size less (it's a third of the original approximatively) than the original video and a duration of zero seconds. I write my code in C++ At reading I push the pointers of extracted AVFrame into a vector<AVFrame*> You can find attached my code for the writing part and a text document who contains the execution. It seems that only I and P frames are written but I can certify that this video contains also B-frames. Is there a better way to extract AVFrame than use a vector ? If yes do you have examples ? Is there any other (and probably better) way to write a video ? Thank you for your help, Best regards, DELMAS P.
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