Thanks for the reply @gordon77
Yeah, I'm not sure if our problems are so similar. I haven't used Picamera2, to be honest, I hadn't even heard of it. lol. I did download an .h264 sample video from a website and ran it from the command line to both vlc and ffplay, and it played properly in both players. This makes me think the problem is the recording by Libcamera-vid. Especially since libcamera-vid wouldn't create the timestamps.txt file properly with this command Instead the file only contained the text "# timecode format v2".
Yeah, I'm not sure if our problems are so similar. I haven't used Picamera2, to be honest, I hadn't even heard of it. lol. I did download an .h264 sample video from a website and ran it from the command line to both vlc and ffplay, and it played properly in both players. This makes me think the problem is the recording by Libcamera-vid. Especially since libcamera-vid wouldn't create the timestamps.txt file properly with this command
Code:
libcamera-vid -t 10000 --save-pts timestamps.txt -o test-time.h264Statistics: Posted by Rueful-Pi — Wed Feb 28, 2024 2:49 am