Please be aware of possible configuration incompatibilities.
Avidemux itself doesn't use registry, so if you don't want to mess with third-party cmd scripts, you always can copy the earlier installation to a different location, install a new version, copy the application directory elsewhere (delete the uninstaller, it is not needed) and uninstall the new version, keeping both. There is no need to run the installer, 7zip can extract the payload of NSIS installers directly, the QtIF installer of VC++ builds needs some extra effort (someone wrote a Windows cmd.exe script to extract it, just can't find it at the moment.), but it is basically a set of concatenated 7z archives. Able to install multiple versions without overriding the previous ones Quote from: keenblade432 on March 06, 2021, 01:45:58 PMI always prefer to use the zip instead of the Windows Installer versions. These binaries represent the 2.7.8 release which is 2.7.7 + fix for the bug you have reported + minor refinement for the size of time display in the main window and filter preview. Quote from: keenblade432 on March 06, 2021, 01:45:58 PMWhat's the difference between the "avidemux_r210306_win64Qt5_56" and the "avidemux_2.7.8 r210306_win64" nightly builds apart that one comes with a Windows installer and the other doesn't? If I manage to develop fix, it will be in a future 2.7.8 nightly.įrom 2.7.0 to the current 2.7.7 so many hundreds of bugs were fixed, that it is entirely possible that some rare scenarios regressed (this can easily happen when some stuff relies on actual bugs like missing length check and such to work). I'll try to look deeper into the issue soon.
Still, I get a lot of warnings "First slice in a frame missing." from internal FFmpeg when seeking to keyframes, so either the stream is really broken (access units cut across frames) or we are doing something very wrong during indexing. Avidemux is then able to open the resulting TS file and navigate in it.
The file itself might be broken, but FFmpeg is capable of remuxing it in copy mode. Thank you for the sample, Avidemux definitely cannot handle it correctly as of now, I suspect an issue in the MPEG-TS demuxer. I think somewhere along the way, something was broken. Quote from: keenblade432 on March 04, 2021, 02:41:37 PMI was previously using version 2.70 and this same *.ts file opened fine.
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