help me please

[osuanYT]

[in#0 @ 000001dfd8010500] Error opening input: Invalid data found when processing input Error opening input file -. Error opening input files: Invalid data found when processing input

[skypsyco-git]

did you fix it? i have the same problem

[pumt]

bruh the same

[f0e]

Bulk-closing old issues due to 2.0 release which should solve most common problems. If your issue remains feel free to create a new ticket or reply in here with updated information.

[nnra6864]

I am experiencing the same issue:

blur-Linux-Release-x64/blur-cli-Linux-Release-x64 --input Test.mkv --output ./
created
Rendering 'Test'

[in#0 @ 0x563223663840] Error opening input: Invalid data found when processing input
Error opening input file -.
Error opening input files: Invalid data found when processing input
render finished in 35203.59s
Failed to render 'Test'
Finished rendering
removing temp path /tmp/blur-4

My first thought was that it could be mkv+h265(that causes issue on discord etc. too), so I changed it to mp4:

ffmpeg -i "Test.mkv" -c:v libx264 -c:a copy -c:s copy Test.mp4

However, same issue occurs:

lur-Linux-Release-x64/blur-cli-Linux-Release-x64 --input Test.mp4 --output ./
created
Rendering 'Test'

[in#0 @ 0x636272b8a840] Error opening input: Invalid data found when processing input
Error opening input file -.
Error opening input files: Invalid data found when processing input
render finished in 35363.59s
Failed to render 'Test'
Finished rendering
removing temp path /tmp/blur-4

I am on Arch+Nvidia, got all the dependencies from AUR. This is my config:

[blur v2.14]

- blur
blur: true
blur amount: 1
blur output fps: 60
blur weighting: equal

- interpolation
interpolate: true
interpolated fps: 5x
interpolation method: svp

- pre-interpolation
pre-interpolate: true
pre-interpolated fps: 360

- deduplication
deduplicate: true
deduplicate method: svp

- rendering
encode preset: h264
quality: 20
preview: true
detailed filenames: false
copy dates: false

- gpu acceleration
gpu decoding: true
gpu interpolation: true
gpu encoding: true
gpu type (nvidia/amd/intel): nvidia
rife gpu number: 0

- timescale
timescale: false
input timescale: 1
output timescale: 1
adjust timescaled audio pitch: false

- filters
filters: false
brightness: 1
saturation: 1
contrast: 1

[advanced options]
advanced: false

[f0e]

Created a new issue for this since it's probably different to this one