Encoded H264 video using FFmpegFrameRecorder missing last few frames about javacv HOT 8 CLOSED

10 frames might not be enough to fill up H.264's buffer. Please try with 
something like 1000 frames.

Hi Samuel,

Thanks, that worked. It seems to work as low as 20 frames. Can you advise the 
best codec to use for web videos (ogg, webm). I have tried this sample H264 
encoded video but it does not seem to work on chrome.

Thanks

An MP4 file created with JavaCV 0.5 and your Test.java file (with more than > 
100 frames) plays just fine on Chrome 26.0.1410.63 on my machine. If you have 
more details about the failure, please let me know.

Hi Samuel,
I have retried on chrome with 100 frames and it plays successfully. Is there 
any method of using a smaller number of frames with this codec, perhaps 
flushing the H.264's buffer. Ideally i will need to be able to use small frame 
numbers.

Many thanks for your help.
Paddy

Please try the ffmpeg command program. If that works, then we should be able to 
do whatever they do in ffmpeg.c, but I haven't figured it out myself yet. If 
you do, please let me know so I can fix this, thank you

It's actually sort of documented in the header files, and I think I was able to 
put something together that works:
http://code.google.com/p/javacv/source/detail?r=9fab7522f5904904eaec4744e7f99b7b
d8f48ac6
Can you check if that works for your application? Thanks

Hi Samual,

I am using the javacv 0.5 library. I have one mp3 file with length 48 secs I 
want to convert this mp3 to mp4 file. I used FFmpegFrameGrabber class and 
FFmpegFrameRecorder class. The problem that I am getting is that I get mp4 file 
of the mp3. The length of this mp4 file is 12 secs. But it was expected to be 
48 secs and audio in final mp4 is also not good. I have attached both mp3 and 
converted mp4 file. Please help me. I was waiting for your response. I have 
also email you the mp3 and mp4 file.

Thanks,

Fix has been included in JavaCV 0.6, thanks for reporting!

@anisharma Sorry for not noticing your comment before. A lot of things have 
changed since you posted it, so please try out JavaCV 0.6 and let me know if 
you still have problems with that, thanks!