[FFmpeg-devel] [PATCH v2 9/9] avformat/pcm: decrease target audio frame per sec to 10
Tobias Rapp
t.rapp at noa-archive.com
Fri Mar 15 09:54:15 EET 2024
On 14/03/2024 23:04, Marton Balint wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, 14 Mar 2024, Tobias Rapp wrote:
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>> On 08/03/2024 01:53, Marton Balint wrote:
>>
>>> This makes the wav and pcm demuxer demux bigger packets, which is more
>>> efficient.
>>>
>
> [...]
>
>>> +0, 136000, 136000, 2000, 24000,
>>> f952be1e1c7d48acd73d652ef4ea3aad
>>> +0, 138000, 138000, 2000, 24000,
>>> e42cbabef9d9675429dcb6fa28ce39f4
>>> +0, 140000, 140000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 9c6613b980bcbe9ebacbb6a492f53b16
>>> +0, 142000, 142000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 1882d1ae4b08fa7cc848eba60d645463
>>> +0, 144000, 144000, 2000, 24000,
>>> a361b56ba31c90557689631f0e7afc63
>>> +0, 146000, 146000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 341fbe24112c4060bb643750895a9041
>>> +0, 148000, 148000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 38340ef2ef764bb8007efe9cd0af54d7
>>> +0, 150000, 150000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 9b013a00bbedad211ba33326a3cfaa6e
>>> +0, 152000, 152000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 9d3469da4442cdfd2b8a5beacb789701
>>> +0, 154000, 154000, 2000, 24000,
>>> cf8e3880ecb46011328135dba1015044
>>> +0, 156000, 156000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 3be9fa7d0e0541269339ee032bda4021
>>> +0, 158000, 158000, 2000, 24000,
>>> ffd2646acf86524651416bc412afd846
>>> +0, 160000, 160000, 2000, 24000,
>>> 715163d8f82f007b1b6c42b06bd08b5a
>>> +0, 162000, 162000, 1840, 22080,
>>> c2079a237d021d7aa27e44acf979b1f0
>>
>> Noob question: Isn't a much larger total number of samples produced
>> here?
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> The command line which generates the daud file specifies -frames:a 20,
> and 20 from bigger packets will cause a longer output file.
>
Ah ok, I was just wondering because the packet count changes from 4 to
65 while the packet size stays at 24000. Didn't notice that a two-step
process (encoding with limited frame-count into file, then separate
decoding to get the framemd5) is performed here in contrast to other
tests with frame-count limit.
>>
>> Also it might be good to mention in the commit that the audio
>> duration is less exact when using commands like "ffmpeg -i $INPUT
>> -c:a copy -t 1.0 $OUTPUT".
>
> Ok, will add this to the commit message.
>
Thanks,
Tobias
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