Tomasz Kalisiak
Tomasz Kalisiak
Alright, I can try playing with it if I find some time! In the latest commit, reading doesn't get stuck anymore but I started getting `STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION` randomly at line 410....
```cpp if(done) { auto whattoadd = (7 + offsetof(what_to_enumerate_type, FileName) + ffdi->FileNameLength) & ~7; auto new_buffer_start = reinterpret_cast(reinterpret_cast(ffdi) + whattoadd); bytes -= reinterpret_cast(new_buffer_start) - reinterpret_cast(buffer_); buffer_ = new_buffer_start; } ```...
I made a PR with this change.
In that case, I would be very happy if libva could be added to vcpkg.
And in the meantime, it just shouldn't be available on Linux. An error message like that is very cryptic.
> > And in the meantime, it just shouldn't be available on Linux. An error message like that is very cryptic. > > Do you mean that `ffmpeg` should not...
I did install vaapi on my distribution but it did not help. I had to switch to building ffmpeg and qtmultimedia as shared libraries.
@dg0yt I'm quite sure I installed this one but it was a while ago. https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/libva/
@Rokysek Yeah, I move everything to a 25 fps timeline, generate subs, and then paste back to the 50 fps timeline.