eac3to says "The video bitstream is encoded in a non-standard framerate"

maldon · 25th November 2019, 16:19

One example with 2 mkv files:

The first one (Mediainfo):

23.976 FPS (24000/1001) FPS

The second one (Mediainfo):

23.976 FPS (just 23.976)

The first one (eac3to)

23.976p

The video bitstream is encoded in a non-standard framerate <WARNING>

The video bitstream framerate field doesn't match the container framerate. <WARNING>

The second one (eac3to)

23.975p

The video bitstream is encoded in a non-standard framerate. <WARNING>

The video bitstream framerate field doesn't match the container framerate. <WARNING>

On eac3to I used -changeTo23.976 (video track only) to get rid of those messages. Then, I remux with audio and check the new mkv file, now it’s ok and no warnings.

I’ve done that with the “23.976p file” only, but what can I do with the “23.975p file”? Should I used -changeTo23.976 again or I will get a video file with duplicated frames, gaps or unsynchronized?

25th November 2019, 16:19	#1 \| Link
maldon Registered User Join Date: Aug 2019 Posts: 63	eac3to says "The video bitstream is encoded in a non-standard framerate" One example with 2 mkv files: The first one (Mediainfo): 23.976 FPS (24000/1001) FPS The second one (Mediainfo): 23.976 FPS (just 23.976) The first one (eac3to) 23.976p The video bitstream is encoded in a non-standard framerate <WARNING> The video bitstream framerate field doesn't match the container framerate. <WARNING> The second one (eac3to) 23.975p The video bitstream is encoded in a non-standard framerate. <WARNING> The video bitstream framerate field doesn't match the container framerate. <WARNING> On eac3to I used -changeTo23.976 (video track only) to get rid of those messages. Then, I remux with audio and check the new mkv file, now it’s ok and no warnings. I’ve done that with the “23.976p file” only, but what can I do with the “23.975p file”? Should I used -changeTo23.976 again or I will get a video file with duplicated frames, gaps or unsynchronized?