Heberto Mayorquin

Hi, thanks for the clarification, so I can't really rely on those because they are flags about the encoder not about the state of video. I guess there is no...

However, I am still confused about the output and wondering about how to test for reliability of the results. I doubled checked the same file with ffprobe and I get...

> Well, I think `pts` was required and `dts` was optional, but it seems to be falling apart in the submitted output. You might try regenerating the timestamps to see...

> hmmm, I can't say as I've never dealt with a video file that exhibits this behavior... I find it strange that there are no pts... > > `coded_picture_number` refers...

> I also found an interesting description in the FFmpeg library documentation: This is very useful. Thanks a lot for all your help, I have learned a lot thinking about...

Can you show the trace @miketrumpis (the type of error) or even better a minimal example? I was the last one that tamper with that function so I might be...

> After thinking some more, I'm not sure it's safe to assume that the main electrode table has metadata that applies to all derived `ElectricalSeries`. As I understand, there is...

I am linking here the previous issue for backwards following and tracking: https://github.com/SpikeInterface/spikeinterface/pull/846

I wish this was in the tutorials at the `readthedocs`.

I think we can use the following function: ``` from cuda import cuda def has_cuda_capable_device(): try: cu_result_init, = cuda.cuInit(0) cu_result, cu_string = cuda.cuGetErrorString(cu_result_init) cu_result_device_count, device_count = cuda.cuDeviceGetCount() return device_count >...