Is it possible that your camera actually captures at a lower
framerate at night/in low light condition?
I think framerate is fixed rate.
The probrem is in frame detection.
Talking about the sample, the bitrate at night has bigger than day time
one.
I think the frame in night doesn't need more
On Wed, 20 May 2015 at 08:56 しらせ けんじ wrote:
> I tried to encode to mpeg / mp4 before, and the result was same.
> So, I think the problem is input data or decoder , not encorder!
>
> Are there any idea to investigate this problem?
>
> Is it possible that your camera actually captures at a lower fr
I tried to encode to mpeg / mp4 before, and the result was same.
So, I think the problem is input data or decoder , not encorder!
Are there any idea to investigate this problem?
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しらせ けんじ shirase.tk> writes:
> I got H264 livestream dump from my IP-camera with ffmpeg.
> The movies get shorter than real time in night time,
> although the length is correct in day time.
Is the issue also reproducible if you encode instead
of remuxing?
$ ffmpeg -vcodec mpeg4 -qscale 2 .
I got H264 livestream dump from my IP-camera with ffmpeg.
The movies get shorter than real time in night time, although the length
is correct in day time.
The command line I did is below.
I used segment function with segment time = 60.
So, I expect the duration of each mp4 file is about 60 seco
