Alright, that setting didn't fix the issue. I do think though that somehow those qpmin and qpmax values are outside of some hardware limitation of my phone, since the files seek in software mode and on my computer.
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Originally Posted by sneaker_ger
Ok, if the first file is working then it's probably not the issue, as it also uses header stripping.
qpmax 69 is actually the same as qpmax 51, it's just some internal value for x264 IIRC. So the only other differences are number of ref frames (10 vs. 3), qpmin (10 vs. 0 - but I doubt it's the problem), level flag (3.0 vs 3.1 - I doubt it's the problem), bframes (3 vs. 5) and the resolution.
Can you try to encode to 720x406 with 3 ref frames, 3 bframes and level 3.0 flag for testing purposes?
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I have other working files that have the same number of ref frames and bframes (and resolution of course) as the broken. qpmin and qpmax values are the only things I've never seen in a working file.