Hi, I’m generating a visual feed that is reacting to audio. Both audio and video are being generated in real time, each in its own thread.
While the audio generation is always steady, video generation is not precise and can have fluctuations. While the muxing example provides a good start on how to use ffmpeg for audio and video muxing, it doesn’t cover synchronisation aspects since the video and the audio are generated in the same loop, on demand, without any possible fluctuation. I’m trying to achieve perfect synchronisation between audio and video but I feel I’m navigating uncharted terrains here. Some problems that I have identified but don’t have a proper solution at the moment: - the audio buffer can start having samples sooner than the video buffer of vice-versa. Ideally the first frame of video should match the first frame of audio. - I’m already rescaling the video pts and dts to adjust the video generation fluctuations but audio is always a fixed value and cannot fluctuate Are there examples that show how to achieve this? What are the best practices? Thank you! Best regards, Nuno _______________________________________________ Libav-user mailing list [email protected] https://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-user To unsubscribe, visit link above, or email [email protected] with subject "unsubscribe".
