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Apparently ffmpeg doesn't like how we were feeding the SPS/PPS to it. At least this...
authorDerk-Jan Hartman <hartman@videolan.org>
Mon, 16 Oct 2006 21:58:12 +0000 (21:58 +0000)
committerDerk-Jan Hartman <hartman@videolan.org>
Mon, 16 Oct 2006 21:58:12 +0000 (21:58 +0000)
commit7d1cff0bb27541abd0f34bd6fd1224c437d83632
tree58f154d9cf131f6b13630592b8dca37164dac8de
parente7ad059e36db8fa273b6bc7a4f2abb25d4c8fe8f
Apparently ffmpeg doesn't like how we were feeding the SPS/PPS to it. At least this way it works. There is still something wrong. Instead of directly starting to work after the SPS/PPS is received (from MPEG-TS), it waits 1 extra I frame. If I just output the SPS/PPS directly instead of reinserting it, it works directly after the SPS/PPS is received on the I frame directly following them.
modules/packetizer/h264.c