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dvpackager: CLI/GUI won't package file (audio rate change) #759
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this helps with determining audio channel presence fixes part 1 in #759
Hi @libbyhopfauf please retest with the next daily build. |
Will do! Which build should I be testing with? |
Hi @libbyhopfauf, I think I addressed this in ce9cfdf. Can you retest with the latest build? |
@dericed In the GUI, the display said that the second part failed, but it was actually encoded properly. So it seems like the underlying problem is fixed and now the GUI just has the same issue as #758. |
Overview
I thought this might be a helpful test example, but I'm not sure what's going on. Using the latest version of dvrescue, both the CLI and GUI keep failing to package this file. There is a change in audio rate (from 0 to 4800) right at the beginning the beginning. Video signal is present throughout and does not change when the audio rate does. All of the related files and logs are available here for review. I've tested this with versions 2023-11-11 through 2023-11-27-1. This might be similar to issue #726.
Testing
GUI
CLI - I tried a variety of output options for the CLI, but can still not get dvpackager to separate the dv file into two separate files based on audio rate or to force 4800 to be the audio rate. The CLI will do one of two things depending on the specifications for how to handle audio rate:
-4
), it will only output the second part, but keep encoding the audio as 0. Based on the messages in the Terminal, apparently ffmpeg and dvrescue don't agree on which audio to output for either segment and it opts to go with ffmpeg (which in this case is incorrect). I keep getting the following error:If I rearrange the options and try to force the audio rate, I get a single file of silence and the same error message as described above.
If I try to separate the file by audio rate (using
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), I get the following error:-v
option provides the following:Additional notes for dvpackager behavior
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