2023-11-01, 05:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 2023-11-01, 05:22 AM by misterprimus.)
(2023-11-01, 05:18 AM)000 Wrote: yea i have noticed android is not forgiving on playback where desktops are, windows and linux will drop frames and continue but android will bomb
if you wanted to batch check your files it would be resource intensive but see the post here - https://superuser.com/questions/100288/h...i-mpeg-mp4
lastly, i cannot answer whether or not you are repairing the file correctly as i have never attempted to repair one in the last 15 years, easier and faster to just re-copy the disc for me - in the case the disc is bad i would buy a new one
Is there some way to make firestick more forgiving like a PC and just skip over the bad frames?
(2023-11-01, 05:18 AM)000 Wrote: yea i have noticed android is not forgiving on playback where desktops are, windows and linux will drop frames and continue but android will bomb
if you wanted to batch check your files it would be resource intensive but see the post here - https://superuser.com/questions/100288/h...i-mpeg-mp4
lastly, i cannot answer whether or not you are repairing the file correctly as i have never attempted to repair one in the last 15 years, easier and faster to just re-copy the disc for me - in the case the disc is bad i would buy a new one
Re: the error finder you mentioned, what would be the code to check all files with video extensions (.avi, .mkv, .mp4, etc...) on a hard drive searching in folders and subfolders as well?
Code:
ffmpeg -v error -i file.avi -f null - 2>error.log