| 9 | | However when I try to use the movie filter to read a GIF file the EOF packet has timestamp of 16. I am attaching the GIF file, and the ffmpeg logs to this ticket. I think this is a bug in movie filter, but it could be anywhere in the source pipeline. |
| | 9 | However when I try to use the movie filter to read a GIF file the EOF packet has timestamp of 16. `[Parsed_fps_0 @ 0x600000f94000] EOF is at pts 16` and the output file only has 16 frames instead of 1015. |
| | 10 | I am attaching the GIF file, and the ffmpeg logs to this ticket. I think this is a bug in movie filter, but it could be anywhere in the source pipeline. |