$CommandLine: 'C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c C:\Windows\System32\ipconfig.exe /flushdns >C:\Windows\TEMP\ipconfig.out 2>&1' SOC Prime Threat Detection Marketplace ( !/) - Ariel Millahuel But as said its all fine, at least on PC, still - i'd like to find a way to remove the orignal framerate flag, but guess i then would need to find a way to "Fix bitstream timing info" as well, might be complicated and maybe not the right place to ask for here, but maybe it would be an idea to extend that function to other video types, may improve MKVToolNix and could help in certain situations.Īnd thanks a lot for MKVToolNix as a whole project btw, great piece of work.ĭetects "cmd" utilization to self-delete files in some critical Windows destinations. Īnyway, thanks a lot for your answer, at least I know that this switch doesn't work for my current "project". It would be great to have the "Fix bitstream timing info" switch for other videos than AVC of course, unless its causing problems of course, but well.
Well, as said above already, it can have playback issues with certain devices, which will use the "original framerate" instead the one correct one. So why try to fix something that doesn't need fixing? "The video plays fine btw, no matter if i use "Fix bitstream timing info" or not" This information seems not of much use for a finished remux. Well, is there a chance to see this option working for HEVC in the future, eventually? Btw, if it only works for AVC, it might be an idea to add the information (or else it can be confusing), i just googled a bit more, and someone in another forum had the problem that his muxed videos also had the "original framerate" information, he muxed a PAL DVD to play it at 23.976 frames and it caused problems for a playback device, while it was working on another device, another user suggested to use the "Fix bitstream timing info" but if it only works for AVC, then it makes not much sense of course.Īnd if MKVToolNix doesn't contain a functionality for removing the original framerate flag, while it can lead to complication with some devices, maybe it would be an idea to be able to force removing this information when FPS change is set. MKVToolNix doesn't contain functionality for that, though: either it leaves the SPS untouched (meaning the info might be present or not), or it forces the information to be present and what the user specified. Speaking strictly from the AVC/HEVC specs POV: yes, as those sequence parameter set fields are optional.
"Is it possible to discard the original framerate information completely?"
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