Could Jarod's patched x264 851 build have broken PSP compatibility?

[Chainmax]

For a couple weeks now, every transcode I made for my PSP appears as "unsupported data", even though the encoding process has always been the same. The only thing I can think of that happened in this time is two updates of the x264 build in MeGUI.

As I read in another thread, putting an AssumeFPS line at the end of the Avisynth script can solve the issue, but it also says that it was meant for big videos, and what I encode are clips that last less than 30min (usually about 10min) and always occupy less than 100MB so that can't be it.

[nurbs]

Don't know if it is related, but I had a similar problem a couple of months ago with the PS3. Encoding to raw or demuxing the mp4s to raw and remuxing again worked around it.

[~bT~]

the problem maybe in mp4box by the sounds of it.

[lexor]

I have that issue, demuxing to elementary streams and then muxing into an mp4 (with mp4box) works. Direct mp4->mp4 is a no go.

Try that.

[Chainmax]

Ok, I'll try demuxing the video to raw and then mux the raw video with the MP4 audio using YAMB. The question still stands, though: why did the procedure stop working?

[martino]

I have that issue, demuxing to elementary streams and then muxing into an mp4 (with mp4box) works. Direct mp4->mp4 is a no go.

Try that.
How about remuxing from MP4 output by x264 again to MP4 with mp4box while adding audio? Does that work?

[nurbs]

How about remuxing from MP4 output by x264 again to MP4 with mp4box while adding audio? Does that work?

That didn't work for me. I suppose that's what most people do anyway since there is no way of adding the audio while encoding.

[Chainmax]

How about remuxing from MP4 output by x264 again to MP4 with mp4box while adding audio? Does that work?
That didn't work for me. I suppose that's what most people do anyway since there is no way of adding the audio while encoding.

Doesn't work for me anymore either.



Well, extracting the raw video from the MeGUI-generated MP4 and remuxing with the audio wroked, but as a framerate has to be indicated for the output, it's no different than using AssumeFPS() at the end of the script, which was already suggested to me a couple of days ago.

[Atak_Snajpera]

DirectShowSource("D:\_Video_Samples\mkv\test.mkv",fps=23.9759856527702,audio=false)

Megui inserts incorrect framerate. It should be rounded to 23.976!

[nurbs]

Megui inserts incorrect framerate. It should be rounded to 23.976!

I make my own scripts, so that is not the problem.