[FFmpeg-user] "fps 2997 is too large" - creates mov with bad public atom (error -2002

[Steve C]

> The actual problem is that I still wonder what a
> timecode is good for:
> http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.video.ffmpeg.user/44794/focus=44796

Carl, the timecode track is still very important in a broadcast /
professional environment.
it is used by video editors and audio mixers as a reference tool for
numerous functions.

again, I have only noticed the problem with Drop Frame Timecode. For
some reason,
FFMPEG 1.2 and the two other builds tested cannot correctly copy the
DF timecode track using  "-c:v copy"