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  1. 23rd Aug 2017 02:51 #1
    Chemist116
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    I'm trying to re-encode a video which i had grabbed from an online stream. Its on flv format but unable to play properly on vlc thus i tried to re-encode it using ffmpeg. However i am getting an error which states like this. 'non monotonous dts in output stream 0:0' Is there any way to avoid this error?. The process goes through kind of fine around the first two minutes but then this message appears and it goes in and endless cascade of yellow messages telling me 'non monotonous dts in output stream'.

    Can the timestamp or whatever thing that is involved in this error be fixed or any solution that i can take to bypass this?. Thanks in advance.
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    You could use the setpts filter.
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    Originally Posted by JVRaines View Post
    You could use the setpts filter.
    Can you please show an example of how to use it?.
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