What’s with this insane amount of fps drop in TVAI 5.4?
frame=40047 fps=3.5 q=-0.0 size=146054133KiB time=00:29:27.72 bitrate=676845.1kbits/s dup=0 drop=2337 speed=0.155x
Why drop any frames at all? This occurs on a fixed framerate movie.
What’s with this insane amount of fps drop in TVAI 5.4?
frame=40047 fps=3.5 q=-0.0 size=146054133KiB time=00:29:27.72 bitrate=676845.1kbits/s dup=0 drop=2337 speed=0.155x
Why drop any frames at all? This occurs on a fixed framerate movie.
Can you send the full logs to the support team to have the devs look at and give some insight on this.
To gather logs, please select Help > Logging > Get Logs for Support and attach the zip file to your reply.
This is not a “frames per second” drop, as the title says. It is a bunch of dropped frames. This should only happen when -r is in the command. I don’t know all the situations where it will drop frames, but I do know that I rarely notice them missing—even with that big of a number.
I would hold off on worrying about this until you notice choppy motion in the output.
Hmmm, I ran this of the command line directly. Is it still generating logs that way? But I will send you the logs.
Of course; saying ‘fps’ was just a lazy routine of mine. Besides, losing 2337 frames per second would itself be quite a feat.
Ah, okay the traditional log files will not show that then.
Sent you the logs anyway already. I will prepare a new sample, using the GUI.
Heh, I’ve tried adding the normal ffmpeg logging to a TVAI run. It makes it fail hard.