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Hi,
I use the standard example umc_video_enc_con for encoding files to a mpeg2 video.
The created video file can be played with windows media player,
but the frames per second are incorrect.
If I set the Time of the Input Data or the Output Data this has never any effekt to the
playback speed. I also increase the time differenceswith factor ofhundred.
Has anyone an idea how I can set the frames per second?
best regards,
Gerd Grosselohmann
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Hi Gerd,
could you provide command line and par-file used (if any) together with dump of sequence header and extension? Just about 100 first bytes of encoded file from any hex-viewer?
Didn't you check framerate in encoded file with other media players/viewers?
Time in input doesn't affect framerate at all. Framerate is set either from command line with -f number or in par-file. Keep in mind that mpeg2 support only few discrete numbers for framerate: 24, 25, 30, 50, 60, 24/1.001, 30/1.001 and 60/1.001. There are also nominator and denominator for frame rate, but they are rarely supported by players.
Regards,
Leonid
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Hi Leonid,
thank you for the answer. I did not know that mpeg2 supports only a few numbers of framerate. I solved the problem by using the function "RepeatLastFrame".
best regards,
Gerd
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