I've changed the source so that we can specify what file to play.
//char filepath[]="Titanic.ts";
char * filepath = NULL;
if(argc != 2) {
printf("Usage: %s [FILE]\n",argv[0]);
return 1;
}
filepath = argv[1];
Here is a free sample that exhibits the same problem as all files of this format: https://sucs.org/~grepwood/FreeRadical/moognu.mve
For comparison, the original is available here: https://archive.org/download/M00GNU/Freedom-catmoognu.ogv
If you play both files with ffplay, they play at the same speed. So, obviously there is a problem with the way simplest_ffmpeg_player_su works.
I've changed the source so that we can specify what file to play.
Here is a free sample that exhibits the same problem as all files of this format: https://sucs.org/~grepwood/FreeRadical/moognu.mve
For comparison, the original is available here: https://archive.org/download/M00GNU/Freedom-catmoognu.ogv
If you play both files with
ffplay, they play at the same speed. So, obviously there is a problem with the way simplest_ffmpeg_player_su works.