My guess is x265 is very sensitive to the timing that must be included in the mkv container and trashes, trying to go back to find the "missing" part (a problem that do not arise in x264). You can now either delete this portion or click save to just extract and save this portion of the video. This will select the portion of video between the 2 keyframes. = /mpv logĪfter the last log line, the video's back to normal. Then use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to again move to the final key frame of the video portion, and click the B button on Avidemux. hevc: Duplicate POC in a sequence: 1579. Hardware, temporary CPU spikes, broken drivers, and broken files. Invalid video timestamp: 2655.287000 -> 2655.247000Īudio/Video desynchronisation detected! Possible reasons include too slow
AVIDEMUX CUT POINTS NOT ON KEYFRAMES MP4
Invalid video timestamp: 2654.647000 -> 2654.607000ĪV: 00:44:15 / 01:48:13 (40%) A-V: 0.470 ct: 0.274 I cut out a middle section in Avidemux and get a question pop up when outputting as MP4 Muxer, 'The video is in copy mode but the cut points are not on keyframes. = mpv logĪ reading with mpv launched from command line throws this:
AVIDEMUX CUT POINTS NOT ON KEYFRAMES MANUAL
I split it in 3 parts, eliminating the 2 commercials breaks inside and the last one timings were taken from a manual frame scan in avidemux and correspond to first and last I-Frames of ads - until there, no problem: the 3 parts are easily readable using mpv or vlc. ts file using h264 video encoding) and x265 encoded with avidemux. The original is a video recorded from DVB with vlc (a. Created by: JiffB Debian, mkvtoolnix-gui v.10.0.0-0~bunkus01 (amd64) from you repo
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