On Sun, 08 Jan 2012 16:02:04 -0500 [email protected] wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am using VLC 1.1.12 "The Luggage" on Ubuntu 11.04 Natty on x86
>(32-bit).
>
>I have a file which is H.264 video and AAC audio in an MKV
>container. When I pause VLC, then drag (seek) the track slider
>back and forth, there are blocky artifacts in the video, and
>sometimes the video goes to inverse-video (areas that are supposed
>
>to be almost black turn light-gray, etc.). These artifacts do not
>happen when I drag the track slider in play mode instead of in
>pause mode.
>
>The video was made by using Avidemux 2.5.6 to concatenate some FLV
>
>files. I set Avidemux to "copy" mode (rather than transcoding)
>for both the video and audio streams, and I used Avidemux's
>"Video > Frame Rate" menu option to adjust the frame rate.
>
>The seek artifacts in VLC don't happen with the input FLV files,
>neither in pause mode nor in play mode.
>
>Does this sound like any known issue in VLC?
>
>I will be glad to upload one of the input FLV's, as well as the
>output MKV, to the VLC FTP samples server, but I would like
>someone to confirm first that this is the recommended way to
>troubleshoot (maybe there is some other obvious solution).
>
>Also please ask me for any other info that may help in
>troubleshooting the seek artifacts.
>
>Thanks in advance for help.
The same artifacts happen in VLC if all I do in Avidemux is change
the frame rate, without appending any files.
I have uploaded the files to the FTP samples server. They are:
10.flv
10 (frame rate is only change).txt
10 (frame rate is only change).mkv
Thanks for your attention.
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