Re: [FFmpeg-user] using nvdec ignores CFR -r in h264_nvenc decode

On 20-04-2019 02:07 AM, Scott Freeman wrote: thanks for the reply Carl. You are correct and apologies for not sending the output. it’s been a while since last posting to this group. The issue was found and I made rookie mistake by setting -vsync 0 on the input. As for the x264 prams, you are

Re: [FFmpeg-user] MPEG-DASH / HLS Audio Video Sync

Ok, I removed -hide_banner and -f live_flv. I was not able to switch to file input because the test file I’m using is too large for the machine I’m running ffmpeg on. Here is what ffmpeg is reporting about the incoming rtmp stream. ffmpeg -i rtmp://localhost/myapp/test01 ffmpeg version N-9356

Re: [FFmpeg-user] using nvdec ignores CFR -r in h264_nvenc decode

thanks for the reply Carl. You are correct and apologies for not sending the output. it’s been a while since last posting to this group. The issue was found and I made rookie mistake by setting -vsync 0 on the input. As for the x264 prams, you are correct again -  i am weeding those out as I tes

Re: [FFmpeg-user] using nvdec ignores CFR -r in h264_nvenc decode

2019-04-19 21:25 GMT+02:00, Scott Freeman : > I am not sure if I am missing an option in decode (which I have none set) > but I am shooting for an output file that is CFR rater than VFR. The sources > are VFR. > I am using tesla M60’s on AWS with Driver Version: 418.40.04 CUDA Version: > 10.1, ffmp

[FFmpeg-user] using nvdec ignores CFR -r in h264_nvenc decode

I am not sure if I am missing an option in decode (which I have none set) but I am shooting for an output file that is CFR rater than VFR. The sources are VFR. I am using tesla M60’s on AWS with Driver Version: 418.40.04 CUDA Version: 10.1, ffmpeg version N-93469-gd0b174d7df the cmd example is: