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Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> On 2021-08-25, Andrew Udvare <audvare@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> You can try to re-encode or maybe remux with ffmpeg. |
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> That's what I'd do. Try remuxing first (it can be done losslessly). |
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> To remux losslessly, use the "copy" codecs for both audio and video. |
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> Grant |
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I looked at the man page. I felt like I was trying to become a brain |
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surgeon. Then I had a thought that this suggestion made me think of. |
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I'd prefer a .mp4 file anyway so I used the video download helper tool |
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in Firefox to convert the video from .avi to .mp4. When it was |
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completed, the video shows the right play time and it works as it |
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should, plus I have my preferred .mp4 file. |
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While it may be a odd workaround, it did work. I wouldn't have thought |
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about that if it wasn't suggested to re-encode the file. |
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Thanks to all. Took a strange path but got what I wanted. ;-) |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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