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Originally Posted by blimey
I know that atres names hulu downloads as mp4 when the container is actually flv, and a slightly strange flv container that FLVExtractCL won't recognize.
You may want to check the container on the atres download. Simply copying the contents may fix the duration.
Code:
ffmpeg -i "atres_download_name.mp4" -vcodec copy -acodec copy "new.mp4"
If you get any errors about the aac track, then the aac_adtstoasc step might not have been done when/after atres downloaded the file.
I found the 6902579_1280x720 entry. I overlooked it the first time thinking it was the same 720p entry as the other one in the playlist. |
Atres does produce a real MP4 and doesn't just give it that extension. I have gone ahead and tried "-c copy", "-vcodec copy -acodec copy", "-vcodec copy -an", and "-vn -acodec copy" with ffmpeg as well as demuxed and remuxed with MP4Box but it's still 3:24 at the same frame rate and not 3:27. The fade-out at the end just isn't there and the stream is definitely incomplete.
Can you show me how to get the highest M3U8 with ffmpeg?
Thank you for the help.