Thursday, December 31, 2015
I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying 2nd Thread (Series rating: 9/10)
Here is the 2nd season of this incredibly sweet short show. The first
number is the order the episodes aired, while the second number is the
chronological order of the events in relation to the first season. The
negative numbers represent flashbacks. Subtitles are from Chyuu. Download it now.
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Any reason why it says the file is 46 minutes long?
ReplyDeleteWhich file?
DeleteAll the files...when i play it in VLC, it says its 46 minutes long
DeleteNo idea. I don't use VLC, since it's terrible. Everything works fine using MPC-HC.
DeleteAccording to mediainfo there are two duration entries:
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Unique ID : 251020953941204071750947252514141730855 (0xBCD8E08F49BA87D4BE2831170B5B7827)
Complete name : [DmonHiro] Dannaken S2 #01 (#07,5)- Wriggling Memories (BD, 720p) [0B9241BD].mkv
Format : Matroska
Format version : Version 4 / Version 2
File size : 131 MiB
Duration : 46mn 16s
Overall bit rate : 397 Kbps
Encoded date : UTC 2015-12-31 10:49:45
Writing application : mkvmerge v8.6.1 ('Flying') 32bit
Writing library : libebml v1.3.3 + libmatroska v1.4.4
Attachements : ...
DURATION : 00:03:28.500000000
NUMBER_OF_FRAMES : 448
NUMBER_OF_BYTES : 71796
Any idea what would cause that?
DeleteLooks like mkvmerge created the correct duration amount but the 46m one is part of the original video tag. mkvmerge probably should have detected that the tag existed and replaced it.
Deletehttps://github.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/wiki/Automatic-tag-generation
Same with Kodi, mplayer, MplayerX. But, yes, works great in MPC-HC.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the release!
ReplyDeleteIt's anything ffmpeg based that shows the 46 minute duration, which is practically anything other then the working player/codec/splitter.
ReplyDeleteAny possible fix for that?
ReplyDeletedont use anything that use ffdshow, so many troubles go away.
DeleteIt seems like it's the audio that's too long. When you extract the separate streams, audio is humongously big and 46 min long. Simplest way I found to fix this is to first use avidemux 2.6, open the file and just save it again as an mkv. It then crops the audio to the video length (I guess...). I then used mkvcleaver (windows prog) to extract the subtitle track and the attached fonts, and added them to the file created by avidemux with mkvtoolnix. You end up with a file about half the size of the original. The extracted audio files are about 75 MB each, the cropped 8 MB.
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