[00:23] <Flora> hi i am trying to read an udp mpegts and i get [mp3 @ 047d5220] overread, skip -7 enddists: -1 -1 ; [mpegts @ 047d3c00] PES packet size mismatch, and it displays artifacts like some full keys are missing by interval [00:24] <Flora> i tried a bigger udp buffer size but it changed nothing [03:24] <fundies> can I automatically make a chapters file based on the chapters on the dvd? [03:25] <albator> worst question of the day: how do I unsuscribe of the ffmpeg user mail ? [04:20] <grepper> should be a link to the listinfo page on your emails [05:52] <phunyguy> hello, strange issue here... I am just trying to split an avi file into two pieces, based on timestamps, but the second piece always starts off with like 1FPS playback, starting with video from about 5 seconds in, and ignoring the /real/ first 5 seconds of the video, then after about 5 seconds it is normal, and everything works perfect. What can be causing this? [07:02] <cantstanya> I'm trying to extract a specific part of my input. http://sprunge.us/aTYI running this is it possible to get the copy the fonts from the input as well? [07:03] <cantstanya> I looked in the manual, didn't see anything pertaining to this, or I must have missed it [07:10] <relaxed> cantstanya: why don't you copy everything with "-map 0 -c copy" [07:12] <cantstanya> relaxed: you're the best [07:16] <relaxed> or -map 0:t -c:t copy with your original command [07:16] <relaxed> actually, try that ^^^, I'm surious if '-c:t copy' will throw an error [07:17] <relaxed> curous* [07:17] <relaxed> curious** [07:17] <relaxed> the coffee must flow [07:21] Action: relaxed tested locally and it works [07:25] <cantstanya> -c:v copy -c:a copy -c:s copy -map 0:t -c:t copy -ss time -t time ended up with "Output file is empty, nothing was encoded (check -ss / -t / -frames parameters if used)" [07:26] <cantstanya> well what you originally told me works and I got what I wanted, so thanks [07:26] <relaxed> but it works if you omit -map 0:t -c:t copy? [07:26] <cantstanya> yeah [07:26] <cantstanya> well works as in doesn't give me the fonts [07:26] <cantstanya> but no errors [07:27] <cantstanya> or warnings rather [07:28] <relaxed> if you you don't seek? [07:28] <relaxed> er, what if you don't seek? [07:29] <cantstanya> same result if I exclude -ss time or exclude -t time [07:29] <relaxed> hmm, are you using an older version of ffmpeg? It works for me. [07:30] <cantstanya> ffmpeg version N-58868-ge2f800f [07:30] <cantstanya> but time for me to nap :^ ] [07:30] <cantstanya> thanks again [07:31] <relaxed> you're welcome [07:39] <tkl2> he guys [07:40] <tkl2> Im trying to convert some m4a to flac and im wondering about the filenames [07:40] <tkl2> Is it possible to set input name as output just with .flac instead of m4a? [07:59] <relaxed> tkl2: why are you going from aac to flac? device support? [08:00] <tkl2> m4a to flac [08:00] <tkl2> What do mean with device support? [08:01] <relaxed> explain the reason for going from m4a to flac. [08:03] <relaxed> what do you hope to gain by doing this? [08:04] <relaxed> because unless there's a device or player that can't handle m4a files, all you're going to get is larger versions of the audio with the same exact quality. [08:07] <tkl2> m4a sucks :) [08:07] <tkl2> And i love to have everything in flac [08:07] <tkl2> cause FLAC rocks! [08:07] <tkl2> :) [08:08] <tkl2> for f in *.m4a; do avconv -i "$f" "${f%.m4a}.flac"; done [08:08] <tkl2> ThatŽs the solution [08:08] <relaxed> I know that solution, but there's no solution for your flawed logic. [08:09] <Kei_N> well m4a doesn't always mean aac, could also be alac. then the conversion is fine [08:10] <tkl2> Well humans donŽt react logic everytime ;) [08:10] <relaxed> good point [08:14] <relaxed> From my time in here I've learned to assume the worst. [08:15] <relaxed> tkl2: pastebin.com the output of avconv -i input.m4a [08:17] <tkl2> wait [08:18] <tkl2> http://pastebin.com/kwmC5Mmn [08:19] <relaxed> oh good, you are going from alac to flac. [08:20] <tkl2> :) [08:20] <tkl2> Right [08:20] <tkl2> I like FLAC [08:22] <relaxed> tkl2: for the best compression use, -c:a flac -lpc_type 3 -lpc_passes 8 -lpc_coeff_precision 0 -prediction_order_method 5 -min_partition_order 1 -max_partition_order 8 [08:22] <tkl2> Thanks, but diskspace is cheap :) [08:22] <tkl2> Only quality matters [08:25] <crawln> I have a question why won't ffmpeg work with a git compiled version of x264 on arch linux? [08:26] <relaxed> did you ./configure ffmpeg with --enable-libx264 ? [08:28] <crawln> was just trying to upgrade the x264 but seems it's looking for libx264.so.138 and the git built 140 [08:28] <crawln> blah was hoping to just upgrade the x264 [08:28] <crawln> so much for that [08:29] <crawln> well looks like i get to try to figure out how to build ffmpeg from source yay. i want libfaac for aac encoding anyway [08:30] <relaxed> crawln: libfdk_aac is the best [08:30] <crawln> is it k. now to figure out how to build this thing lol [08:30] <relaxed> crawln: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/CompilationGuide [08:32] <crawln> relaxed, i'm on arch so no real guide for me unless generic works [08:33] <fundies> crawln, theres ffmpeg-git in the aur [08:34] <crawln> tried that [08:34] <crawln> but not sure what all is enabled on that one [08:35] <fundies> you can see the pkgbuild [08:35] <fundies> https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ff/ffmpeg-git/PKGBUILD [08:35] <fundies> yaourt will ask you to edit it [08:36] <crawln> i don't use yoaurt. I have a build folder lol [08:36] <fundies> use yaourt its easier :P [08:38] <crawln> hmm pacman is bitching about missing signatures lol [08:38] <fundies> i set the no verify option but thats not recommended :P [09:05] <crawln> so what is better libav or ffmpeg :P [13:54] <renihs> hello, if i attempt to capture my desktop with ffmpeg -f x11grab -r 30 -s 1680x1050 -i :0.0 -vcodec libx264 -threads 0 output.avi -> the video seems "speeded up" [13:55] <renihs> like double speed or something, is there anything special i need todo if i want "realtime" (aka whats happening on desktop?) [14:03] <renihs> well, i guess frame dropping, bah i wish i could replace that gnome3 desktop recorder [14:03] <renihs> i can record full hd desktop video without any perf issues [14:05] <relaxed> renihs: try lowering the fraemrate and don't use .avi for the output [14:05] <relaxed> framerate* [14:07] <relaxed> add -preset:v superfast [14:08] <renihs> relaxed, already tried that hmm i guess i will gonna try vp8 [14:09] <renihs> relaxed, oh, k, will try different file, didnt think the file extension would impact [14:10] <relaxed> vp8 encoding is much slower than h264 [14:11] <relaxed> make sure you're using a recent ffmpeg version [14:11] <renihs> slower? i thoguht its cpu lighter but less quality [14:13] <renihs> hmm [14:13] <relaxed> I'm pretty sure it's slower with poorer quality [14:18] <Keestu> hello all, i have a generic question. Kindly bare if the question is very basic. I have a idea of RTSP which can be used to stream audio/video, and in the ffmpeg also it is mentioned that it can be used for the same?. does that mean ffmpeg is the replacement for RTSP ? [14:19] <renihs> ffmpeg -f x11grab -vsync 1 -c:v libx264 -preset ultrafast -tune zerolatency -g 90 -f test.mp4 hmm where is my typo [14:20] <relaxed> no input [14:21] <renihs> ffmpeg -f x11grab -s 1680x1050 -i :0.0 -vsync 1 -c:v libx264 -preset ultrafast -tune zerolatency -g 90 -f test.mp4 hmm but seems i specified output wrong hmm [14:23] <renihs> hah hmm now to see if its bette [14:24] <Keestu> could some one kindly help me ? [14:24] <renihs> and also to figure out why i cant record audio ...once i capture resolutions > 1280x1024 :) [14:24] <renihs> (on lower resolutions it works?) [15:10] <relaxed> renihs: that makes no sense [15:12] <relaxed> Keestu: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/StreamingGuide [15:30] <renihs> relaxed, will do in abit, i agree that makes no sense at all :) [15:34] <sky2> microchip_: thebombzen JEEB :hello [15:35] <sky2> yet to fix the issue of flv converting into.3gp using avconv [15:36] <sky2> if someone pls help me to get the issue solved [15:36] <microchip_> sky2: download a static ffmpeg [15:36] <sky2> ok [15:37] <microchip_> sky2: ^^^ [15:37] <sky2> ok [15:38] <sky2> microchip_: i see that ffmpeg-2.0.1-64bit-static.tar.bz2 < is 64 bit while im on a 32-bit [15:39] <sky2> so would that be good for me? [15:39] <microchip_> sky2: http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/static/32bit/ [15:39] <sky2> ok [15:40] <sky2> microchip_: may i choose this one? [15:40] <sky2> [ ] ffmpeg.static.32bit.2014-01-20.tar.gz 20-Jan-2014 06:07 14M a87d5509b0f1faf8298c69f477b7b872 (md5) [15:40] <microchip_> sky2: sure [15:40] <sky2> cool [15:41] <sky2> microchip_: downloading [15:48] <sky2> microchip_: its downloaded [15:50] <sky2> clicked on it [15:50] <sky2> seeing two :ffmpeg(18.9MB) ffprobe(18.9MB) [15:51] <sky2> microchip_: so now what I should do ? [15:52] <microchip_> extract it and run it [15:54] <sky2> clicked on the clicked on ffmpeg , popped up a new window saying No application available to open "ffmpeg" .Click on "Show other application online" to install a new application" [15:55] <sky2> microchip_: opened other applications [15:56] <sky2> seeing a list of apps asking me to choose an app to open ffmpeg [15:56] <microchip_> dude, run it in a terminal. ffmpeg is not graphic [15:56] <sky2> ahh [15:56] <sky2> ok [15:56] <sky2> so what is the cmd? [15:57] <sky2> ./ffmpeg [15:57] <sky2> <, is this one? [16:01] <sky2> microchip_: BRB [16:01] <microchip_> sky2: use the same parameters you used for avconv, except replace avconv with ffmpeg instead... [16:01] <sky2> ok [16:02] <sky2> but i need to extract & run the ffmpeg which i downloaded [16:03] <sky2> as u said that it should be run on TERMINAL 7 i dont know the command for extraction & running it [16:03] <sky2> &* [16:04] <sky2> ok microchip_ : im a bit away..will catch it in few time :) [16:05] <sky2> always thankful to you for help, microchip_ [16:10] <microchip_> sky2: tar -zxvf ffmpeg.tar.gz [16:11] <microchip_> sky2: don't you have a GUI archive extractor? [16:11] <renihs> tar doesnt need z/j etc anymore :) [16:11] <Ko_deZ> Hi. I am trying to modify ffprobe to print out qp and bits used for each macroblock. There is a function called av_frame_get_qp_table, but it always returns a null-pointer. I added a printout in show_frame in ffprobe.c. Am I looking in the wrong places? [16:11] <renihs> it determines itself [16:13] <sspiff> I have a format with a custom AVIOContext, and I want to prevent it from probing - I know what kind of format it needs to use, and I provide this when I open the input (with av_find_input_format("mpegts")) [16:14] <sspiff> yet it still wants to read data when I call avformat_open_input() [16:14] <sspiff> any help? [16:26] <sspiff> can I just set fmt_ctx->probesize to zero? [16:39] <sspiff> ok, that didn't help [18:15] <sky2> hello microchip_ [18:16] <sky2> may I request you to guide me yo get ffmpeg working [18:16] <sky2> to* [18:27] <average> whaaaaa ? [18:28] <average> guide you through ffmpeg ? [18:28] <average> dude, ask an actual question [18:28] <average> sky2: ask a precise question if you want to get an answer [18:28] <sky2> average: i want to get an flv file converted into .3gp [18:28] <SmokedCheese> sup guys [18:29] <SmokedCheese> why ffmpeg writes me >>ffmpeg: ass.c:1042: read_file: Assertion `buf' failed. [18:32] <sky2> average: microchip_ asked me to get ffmpeg downloaded from http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/static/ ..& i got it but how to run it ? [18:32] <sky2> 32-bit [18:32] <average> sky2: there are 32 and 64 bit versions [18:32] <sky2> yup [18:33] <average> sky2: when you come here, and ask a question, you have to use http://pastie.org/ to show the result of your command [18:33] <average> errors or stacktraces or whatever [18:33] <average> sky2: you isolate the problem to a small example [18:33] <average> you run it, you get errors, you put them on pastie [18:33] <average> then you come here and ask us "look, I tried this, I got this, what do I do?" [18:33] <average> that's the proper way [18:34] <average> and that doesn't apply only to #ffmpeg , but most OSS projects out there with an IRC channel [18:34] <sky2> average: hope you did not get me right.. i was asking how to run ffmpeg which i downloaded from the link i posted [18:35] <sky2> i downloaded the 32 bit [18:35] <sky2> how to extract & run..im new in Linux [18:35] <sky2> what is the command? [18:35] <average> again, you didn't follow my recommendation [18:35] <average> you didn't tell me what file you got [18:35] <average> you didn't tell me what command you used for extracting [18:36] <average> you didn't tell me *anything* [18:36] <average> sky2: do you actually read what I'm writing here ? [18:36] <sky2> i did not run any command as i dont know what is the command for extraction [18:37] <average> sky2: ok, one question answered, you have 2 left [18:37] <average> 19:35 < average> you didn't tell me what file you got [18:37] <average> what file did you get ? [18:37] <sky2> http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/static/ << from this link the 32bit file i got [18:37] <sky2> i posted it earlier [18:38] <average> that is a *directory* [18:38] <average> what FILE! did you get from that directory ? [18:38] <average> sky2: what is the exact link you got from that directory ? [18:38] <average> the file, not the directory [18:40] <average> sky2: are you still there ? [18:41] <sky2> yea [18:41] <average> are you gonna answer my question ? [18:41] <sky2> yea..sorry for being a bit late [18:42] <sky2> i posted the lnk average [18:43] <average> ok let me show you how it's done [18:43] <average> your answer should have been [18:43] <average> "I got this file http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/static/64bit/ffmpeg.static.64bit.2014-01-18.tar.gz" (for example) [18:43] <average> now my reply would be "ok, now you have to extract it, tar xzvf ffmpeg.static.64bit.2014-01-18.tar.gz" [18:43] <average> and then you say "cool, so what do I do now ?" [18:44] <sky2> sky2> http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/static/ << from this link the 32bit file i got [18:44] <sky2> thats what i wrote [18:44] <average> You didn't write that you silly, I just told you , you didn't write what I asked you for [18:45] <average> ok let me continue my monologue [18:45] <average> so you ask "cool, so what do I do now?" [18:45] <average> and I'll tell you "look for ffmpeg and ffprobe inside the directory where you extracted" [18:46] <average> and then you'd ask me "ok, but how do I use ffmpeg to do flv => 3gp" [18:46] <average> and I would tell you "look here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2964144/ffmpeg-flv-to-3gp-more-than-176x1..." [18:47] <average> "or here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2082716" [18:47] <sky2> average i downloaded & clicked on it saw 2 objects like ffmpeg (18.9MB) & ffprobe (18.9MB) [18:47] <average> sky2: go to ##linux or #ubuntu and ask "how do I download and extract a tarball ?" [18:47] <average> sky2: "from the console" [18:48] <average> sky2: and then come back [18:48] <average> if you're gonna be using ffmpeg you have to at least get a bit familiar with the console, you'll be spending hours in it [18:49] <average> maybe days [18:49] <average> maybe weeks [18:49] <sky2> average: u asked me from where did i get the link look here "<average> sky2: what is the exact link you got from that directory ? [18:49] <sky2> so i gave you the link!! [18:49] <sky2> simple [18:49] <average> oh man, this guy wants to argue with me... [18:49] <average> jesus christ [18:50] <sky2> im not arguing simply citing what you had said earlier [18:50] <sky2> u r getting me wrong all over [18:50] <average> I'm getting you wrong ? ok, great, find someone who gets you right [18:51] <sky2> i cant follow the reason of your being so irritant [18:51] <sky2> i simply asked how to convert an flv into a .3gp [18:52] <sky2> i\\& i said im quite to linux .. [18:52] <sky2> & I said* [18:52] <average> microchip_: can you help this guy ? he doesn't want to listen to me. I tried to help him, he just doesn't listen [18:52] <sky2> my god!! [18:53] <sky2> i was simply answering the questions you were asking .. [18:54] <sky2> if you were trying to help me out then pls bear with the student for a bit ..but amazingly you were found to be irritant from the word "GPO" [18:54] <sky2> GO* [18:55] <sky2> dunno the reason [18:55] <average> I kept my composure, I asked you many times to tell me the exact file you downloaded [18:55] <average> you refused [18:55] <average> you kept giving me the link to the directory [18:55] <sky2> oh my god [18:55] <average> and if I ask you again, history will keep repeating itself [18:55] <average> forever and ever ... [18:56] <sky2> oh no average [18:56] <average> it's like a trap [18:56] <sky2> for god sake i told you that i downloaded 32 bit from this link ( showing you the link i downloaded from) [18:57] <average> this is not even funny [18:57] <average> here we go again [18:57] <average> "I told you I downloaded 32 bit from this link" [18:57] <sky2> ffmpeg.static.32bit.2014-01-20.tar.gz 20-Jan-2014 06:07 14M a87d5509b0f1faf8298c69f477b7b872 (md5) [18:57] <average> pfff.. [18:57] <average> finally !!! [18:57] <average> finally he shows me the actual file [18:57] <average> jesus christ, it takes miracles [18:58] <average> asteroids smashing into earth sooner than sky2 would tell me the answer [18:58] <average> sky2: was it hard ? [18:59] <average> ok, now follow the extract command I gave you above [18:59] <sky2> i thought you understood the file i downloaded as i said 32 bit downloaded [18:59] <sky2> anyway .. [18:59] <sky2> leave it aside.. [18:59] <average> 19:43 < average> ok let me show you how it's done [18:59] <average> 19:43 < average> your answer should have been [18:59] <average> 19:43 < average> "I got this file http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/static/64bit/ffmpeg.static.64bit.2014-01-18.tar.gz" (for example) [19:00] <average> 19:43 < average> now my reply would be "ok, now you have to extract it, tar xzvf ffmpeg.static.64bit.2014-01-18.tar.gz" [19:00] <average> 19:43 < average> and then you say "cool, so what do I do now ?" [19:00] <average> 19:45 < average> and I'll tell you "look for ffmpeg and ffprobe inside the directory where you extracted" [19:00] <average> 19:46 < average> and then you'd ask me "ok, but how do I use ffmpeg to do flv => 3gp" [19:00] <average> 19:46 < average> and I would tell you "look here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2964144/ffmpeg-flv-to-3gp-more-than-176x1..." [19:00] <average> 19:47 < average> "or here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2082716" [19:00] <average> sky2: read that ^^ [19:01] <average> sky2: you need to open up a terminal [19:01] <sky2> ok [19:01] <sky2> yea [19:02] <sky2> ok average my bad ..it was sheer misunderstanding.. [19:02] <sky2> dont get annoyed pls [19:02] <sky2> i need help [19:02] <sky2> & get this fixed [19:03] <sky2> & want to learn stuffs on Linux & ffmpeg stuffs [19:03] <sky2> thats my candid declarations [19:04] <average> sky2: I believe you [19:04] <average> sky2: I won't get annoyed [19:04] <average> sky2: go ahead open up a terminal [19:04] <sky2> thanks a ton:) [19:04] <average> no problem [19:04] <sky2> ok average [19:04] <sky2> opened [19:10] <average> sky2: get familiar with it, use commands like "cd /tmp " , "cd $HOME" [19:10] <average> sky2: "ls" [19:10] <sky2> average: ok i see [19:13] <average> sky2: what do you see ? ask questions ... [19:13] <average> you're like 30% through this, you have a long way to go [19:13] <average> even longer if you don't ask questions [19:14] <sky2> i typed cd/tmp [19:14] <average> ok, what happened ? [19:15] <sky2> /tmp $ [19:15] <average> great ! [19:15] <average> what does that mean ? [19:15] <average> do you know ? do you not know ? [19:15] <sky2> temporary files i think.. [19:15] <sky2> thats what it refers to [19:15] <sky2> i may be wrong [19:16] <sky2> cd $home [19:16] <sky2> oh no [19:16] <sky2> sorry [19:17] <average> cd $HOME [19:17] <sky2> cd $HOME [19:17] <sky2> sky@sky-desktop ~ $ [19:17] <average> anyway go through this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu9FqAAtiBM [19:17] <sky2> OK [19:17] <average> nooo, don't [19:17] <average> it's bullshit, I just skimmed through it [19:18] <average> god, no good bash tutorials on youtube [19:18] <average> why.. [19:18] <sky2> AHH ok [19:19] <average> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6pp82CVQfQ [19:19] <sky2> ok [19:19] <average> watch from 03:25 onwards [19:19] <average> sky2: ^^ [19:19] <average> go through that, it will give you a minimal bash introduction [19:19] <average> you have to know this, you'll be in big trouble if you don't know that stuff [19:19] <sky2> oh ok [19:21] <sky2> btw average http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2964144/ffmpeg-flv-to-3gp-more-than-176x1... << i tried this commad earlier but with zero luck [19:22] <sky2> did not yeild me the desired .3gp [19:22] <average> sky2: go through what I told you. if you don't have a basic grounding in bash, you're nowhere near using ffmpeg [19:22] <sky2> hmm [19:22] <sky2> k [19:24] <average> sky2: also, know that using ffmpeg stuff.. will use the ffmpeg installed on your system (which is if you installed it from packages, which I assume you didn't because you downloaded manually, and that's good) [19:25] <average> sky2: if you want to use a binary from a specific directory, and you are inside that directory you should use ./ffmpeg [19:25] <average> sky2: I'm talking about the ffmpeg binary [19:25] <sky2> ok [19:26] <average> sky2: but this is basic linux stuff, so if you will get into trouble and stuff won't work, it won't be because of ffmpeg, it will be because you don't have a good grasp of bash and the linux terminal [19:27] <sky2> average: i do understand [19:27] <average> ok [19:27] <sky2> i simply downloaded the file i showed you & its in my dowload folder [19:28] <sky2> i clicked on it & saw 2 objects [19:28] <average> I know that, remember we talked about this a lot.. [19:28] <sky2> like ffmpeg & ffprobe [19:28] <sky2> yea [19:28] <sky2> :p [19:28] <average> now get a good(or at least minimal) grasp of the linux terminal, and bash [19:28] <average> learn how to wget [19:29] <average> learn how to unpack a tarball [19:29] <average> learn how to run binaries [19:29] <sky2> at that point i got stuck [19:29] <average> learn how to list contents of a directory [19:29] <sky2> i see [19:29] <average> learn how to get the current directory you're in (hint: pwd) [19:29] <sky2> yea [19:30] <average> once you cover that, you will be able to use ffmpeg and you will be happy [19:30] <sky2> :) [19:30] <sky2> brb [19:30] <sky2> away a bit [19:30] <average> ok [20:11] <sky2> average: im back for a breief time [20:11] <sky2> brief* [20:12] <sky2> so I'm extremely greatful for your valuable suggestions & link you provided me with [20:13] <sky2> hope someday I should be able to use use ffmpeg sucessfully [20:15] <sky2> jusrt its my personal request if you ae available & not busy atm.can you pls show me the said flv file converted into a 3gp with vid & aud working for my cell phone? [20:15] <sky2> just* [20:17] <sky2> dont consider that im trying to get the esired job done bu you..its my personal interest exclusively [20:17] <sky2> d* [20:20] <sky2> ok average gotta go now,,cya soon .Tc & bye [20:21] <sky2> :) [21:46] <DelphiWorld> hey ffmpegers [21:46] <DelphiWorld> michaelni: lol [21:46] <DelphiWorld> what's the heck is branch qatar :P [21:46] <DelphiWorld> no oman? no UAE? only qatar? LOL [21:47] <llogan> DelphiWorld: it's what Libav called themselves at one time [21:47] <llogan> or something like that [21:47] <DelphiWorld> llooll [21:48] <llogan> it was an april fools joke. they changed their site to use qatar colors and flag [21:48] <DelphiWorld> HAHAHA [21:49] <DelphiWorld> llogan: so funy [23:12] <users> I am still battling with ffmpeg to convert files compadible with my wiiu.. I have made a pastebin of two files that seem identical, but only one plays (gu2.mp4) can someone review the pastebin and tell me what the difference between the two is???? . [23:13] <users> http://pastebin.com/gZvjK01t [23:17] <users> :( [23:39] <Hello71> how can I show the psnr of a conversion? [23:39] <Hello71> audio channel [00:00] --- Tue Jan 21 2014