tried doing ffmpeg -i CEST] may need ?listen what it does is fling a ts mux via udp to an IP specified in its interface, in this case a box with ffmpeg hi, i'm trying to receive/process an mpts stream from a commercial ird it is not really faster than normal bilinear but the quality sucks like hell We've been working hard, fruitlessly, for weeks. fritsch, I don't know who you are or where you came from, but you've made my day. width and height you need to replace with yours So if I disable ASM, the issue would be fixed? i had to revisit kodi's complete texture memory allocation this asm makes assumptions it does not have av_image_fill_arrays(stream->pFrameOut->data, stream->pFrameOut->linesize, pixels, PIXEL_FORMAT, width ,height, 16)

av_image_fill_arrays doesn't take a pixel pointer of sorts, and so nothing in that method would write the data to that block Ah, the problem here is that we need pixels to be written to (at least eventually) If this works, NOra say she's gonna marry you avpicture_fill uses av_image_ and only aligns to 1 byte ALso I have no backtrace, JNI isn't playing very nice for us bool aligned = (((uintptr_t)(const void *)(pixels)) % (16) = 0) if that is false I'm using asm mode for ARM, not for X86 but I have no data on X86 anyways. which required 16 byte aligned memory adresses

i had a similar issue after upgrading to 3.0 with yuv402p to rgb32 code with neon asm a backtrace would be nice to have - even better: part of the code you are using Yea, the jump from 2.8 -> 3.0 blow up all of the things explodes: if it's segfaulting, try updating? I've only seen the case where ffmpeg knows exactly how long a video is, in how many frames Usually ffmpeg has no clue how many frames a video has nor how long it actually is. Hello! Can I use libpostproc to skip sws_scale? sws_scale is giving me glorious segfaults, and I have no idea why Actually, I might be able to find a converter for this online if not. In that case: Is it not possible to define the length of the video in hours:minutes:seconds, instead of the frame rate? So FPS is based on the time you want.

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