Created videos all were missing the videos length metadata. This is critical sorting and comparing file information. I had to use command prompt ffmpeg to add the length.
I also noticed the metadata for data rate was incorrect. I specified export bitrate of 24 mb/s and the created file said 39762. FFmpeg correct bitrate to expected 23997.
ffmpeg corrected the metadata without re-encoding video. Took only a few seconds per video.
I used AI model artemis and export codec h265 profile main 10.
Is this a known bug and can it be fixed?
I’m on Topaz video 1.02. Not sure if it’s a bug for this new release version, but it is the first time I had this problem. It appears new codec were introduced in this this or 1.01.
If anyone is interested this is the ffmpeg 8.0 command prompt I used:
ffmpeg -i “input.mp4” -map_metadata 0 -t 00:03:32 -c copy “Output_2.mp4”
- -You have to change directory to path of your file
- Change input and output to your file name
- Output file name must be unique. I added _2. ffmpeg cannot change metadata in-place and must create a new file
- Map metadata 0 tells ffmpeg not to change other file metadate (like dates)
- -t is the time/length of the file to change
- -c copy tells ffmpeg not to change any video or audio streams (exact copy)
