Valerii Zapodovnikov

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I will point out that my file outaaceditlist.mp4 is invalid in one little case, because of this bug in ffmpeg: https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/commit/f37e66b3937a914e16d89a9050f042ad89567245 mdhd atom MUST CONTAIN duration pre media time's editlist...

New sample https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31514790/151662537-de43900f-ecdf-4238-9ede-d5d2de671a80.mp4 and EAC3 (EAC3 is still wrong duration though in edit list and no sgpd/sbgp, though standard says roll is needed) https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31514790/151820288-94c8a78b-1f8a-48e7-b4ca-32de01b59c87.mp4

> support `sgpd ` at the same time Only roll meta is important. sgpd and sbgp are shown as unknown atoms, good enough for me.

Updated eac3 sample that I duplicated by mistake with aac sample. So again, no roll metadata in eac3 that is supposed to be there per standard, and no correct media...

All patents have expired, so there is nothing commercial about it. It is very important to say that mp3 is not MPEG3. 🤣

> support is poor, displaying just a still image (the first frame) and duration hardcoded at 10 seconds. That may be that it is ffmpeg bug. See https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/6000#comment:3 and https://patchwork.ffmpeg.org/project/ffmpeg/patch/[email protected]/

This is now fixed. Channel layout : C L R Lw Rw Ls Rs LFE > FFmpeg might be helpful in these cases Be very accurate about aac in ffmpeg....

There were a lot of fixes in December 2020. https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/search?q=DPX&type=commits That is range, color info, SMPTE 12-1 (0x0110?) timecode, alternate frame rate from television header and B&W film scans from...

> will Google let you stream a video file with TrueHD in your browser? Yes. But it reencodes it... e.g. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e0gfDIsNQKfJSrKV7eaL3izQWZg1XUQ-/view?usp=drivesdk You can say since ffmpeg can see AC3 stream...

That is confusing, for example, if for aac and eac3 delay of 1024 samples and 256 samples is specified (it is always there), but that does not means there is...