A few more data points: The issue is in the AAC stream. On the first file create by my program the PTS in the packets written with av_write_frame() are the same as what is in the container file (as per ffprobe) but in subsequent files a seeming random value (same value for the whole file) is add to each PTS that is passed to av_write_frame() for that file. I hope this will make it clear to someone what I am doing wrong.
________________________________ From: william keeling Sent: Saturday, May 8, 2021 1:32 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Start time and duration questions I have a program that iterative creates Flash container files with 2 streams (video h264 and audio AAC). The format and codec contexts are allocated before and freed after each file. Calls are made to avformat_write_header() after contexts are allocated and to av_write_trailer() before contexts are freed. I am using 1 for AVFormatContext.start_time_realtime (since 0 will get current system time). How do you start from 0 when muxing? The other issue is first file shows the correct start time and duration when played thru VLC media player. All subsequent files show a 0 start time, large duration and a black screen for a while; then the start time changes to a large start time that is correct run time below the duration and the video plays. Any ideas what I have done wrong that is causing the wrong start and duration time and the delay in video playing but only on subsequent files? Thanks
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