Encoded + copied. Merged causes glitch

[Budman1]

This has really gotten me baffled after checking everywhere and doing many MANY tests. I have a video approximately 6 minutes that I am using to test. The mediaInfo of them is:

[Attachment 56904 - Click to enlarge]

The Encoded portion (Prefixed by T_) is as close as I know how to make it the same as the copied portion.
The ffprobe shows Identical Bit structure, starting with an I frame and ending with a P frame with the requisite 30 FPS Pts for each frame'

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The problem is that there is always a glitch at the junction, either at the I frame or just afterward
C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\T_1_1_xInstagram.mp4
Successful Cut at Frame 60 ENCODED poretion
1.833333,B
1.866667,P
1.900000,B
1.933333,B
1.966667,P

C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\1_1_xInstagram.mp4
Successful Cut at Frame 120 COPIED portion
1.833333,B
1.866667,P
1.900000,B
1.933333,B
1.966667,P

The junction shows a 1 frame hesitation with a PTS of 2 frames.

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If anyone knows why and/or how these 2 encoded/cut segemnts from the same video can be joined smoothly, I could really use some help.
BTW I am using FFMpeg concat to join so they do not need to be re-encoded

[Sharc]

What is your commandline?
Try to add -video_track_timescale 60
Does the problem persist?

Also, you may want to mutliplex into a .ts container rather than something else.

[butterw]

Could you post the ffprobe commandline you are using to generate the frame txt ?
I'm doing some cut/join tests with avidemux.

[Budman1]

ButterW... That Is a command file I use to drag and drop videos to get that in a neat presentation. It is large so I don't know if you want me to post it or i fit will work on your computer (windows 7, 8, 10?)

Update:
If you wish to try the following creates 2 files. An Excel CSV file and a text file with the data shown in my previous post:

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
@echo off
chcp 1252
::For %%a in (*.mp4,*.mpg,*.flv) Do (
for /d %%a in ("C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\xInstagram.mp4") Do (
set /a count=0
cd %%~dpa
@echo off > "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\ffprobe.csv"

@echo off > "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\AllFrames.txt"
@echo off > "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\keys.txt"
echo frame, media_type, stream_index, key_frame, pkt_pts, pkt_pts_time, pkt_dts, pkt_dts_time,best_effort_timestamp,^
ver > nul
Set /a Number=0
ffprobe.exe -v quiet -i "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\xInstagram.mp4" -select_streams v:0 -print_format csv -show_entries frame >> "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\ffprobe.csv"
For /F "tokens=4, 6, 18, 19, 20 delims=, " %%b In ('findstr "video" "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\ffprobe.csv"') do (
set "x=%%b"
Set "y=%%c"
set "z=%%d"
Set "w=%%e"
set "v=%%f"
Set "u=%%g"
Set "key=!x:~0,1!"
Set count = !v!
If !key! == 1 echo !count!    !y:~0,13!    !x:~0,1! >> "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\keys.txt"
set sort=!x:~0,-7!
:: If !sort!Then GEQ 0 if !sort! LEQ 10 echo !count!    !y:~0,13!    !x!    !w:~0,1! >> "AllFrames.txt"
echo !count!    !y:~0,13!    !x!    !w:~0,1! >> "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\TrimNMerge\TrimNMerge\bin\Debug\work\AllFrames.txt"
Set /a count+=1
 set /a ekko=count%%100
 if !ekko! EQU 0 echo Frame !count! processed
)
)

[Budman1]

Sharc... Ready for this? LOL

Command line was:

ffmpeg -i "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\xInstagram.mp4" -ss 0.000000 -vframes 60 -c:v libx264 -b:v 873k -crf 20 -r 30 -c:a aac -ar 44100 -ab 64.0k -x264-params cabac=1:refs=4:deblock=1:0:0:analyse=0x1:0x111:me=hex:subme=6:psy=0:mixed-refs=1:me-range=16:chroma-me=1:trellis=1:8x8dct=0:cqpfile=0:deadzone=21,11:fast-pskip=1:chromaoffset=0:threads=8:lookahead-threads=1:sliced-threads=0:nr=0:decimate=1:interlaced=0:bluray-compat=0:constrained-intra=0:bframes=3:b-pyramid=0:b-adapt=1:b-bias=0:directpred=1:weightb=1:open-gop=0:weightp=1:keyint=60:min-keyint=31:scenecut=40:intra-refresh=0:rc-lookahead=30:rc=crf:mbtree=1:crf=23.0:qcomp=0.60:qpmin=0:qpmax=69:qpstep=4:vbv-maxrate=1968:vbv-bufsize=3937:crf-max=0.0:nal-hrd=none:filler=0:ip-ratio=1.40:aq-mode=2:crf=20.0 -refs 4 -y "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\0_0_xInstagram.mp4"

This creates a video that is as close to the original format As i can get.

I tried your suggestion as this:

ffmpeg -i "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\xInstagram.mp4" -ss 0.000000 -vframes 60 -c:v libx264 -b:v 873k -crf 20 -r 30 -c:a aac -ar 44100 -ab 64.0k -video_track_timescale 60 -x264-params cabac=1:refs=4:deblock=1:0:0:analyse=0x1:0x111:me=hex:subme=6:psy=0:mixed-refs=1:me-range=16:chroma-me=1:trellis=1:8x8dct=0:cqpfile=0:deadzone=21,11:fast-pskip=1:chromaoffset=0:threads=8:lookahead-threads=1:sliced-threads=0:nr=0:decimate=1:interlaced=0:bluray-compat=0:constrained-intra=0:bframes=3:b-pyramid=0:b-adapt=1:b-bias=0:directpred=1:weightb=1:open-gop=0:weightp=1:keyint=60:min-keyint=31:scenecut=40:intra-refresh=0:rc-lookahead=30:rc=crf:mbtree=1:crf=23.0:qcomp=0.60:qpmin=0:qpmax=69:qpstep=4:vbv-maxrate=1968:vbv-bufsize=3937:crf-max=0.0:nal-hrd=none:filler=0:ip-ratio=1.40:aq-mode=2:crf=20.0 -refs 4 -y "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\T3_0_xInstagram.mp4"

I actually do convert them to xxx.TS before muxing to prevent unnecessary encoding:

ffmpeg -i "video1" -c copy -bsf:v h264_mp4toannexb -f mpegts -y "intermediate1.ts"
ffmpeg -i "video2" -c copy -bsf:v h264_mp4toannexb -f mpegts -y "intermediate2.ts"

Joining them still gives an error but is almost imperceptible when viewing.
58 2.005333 0 B
59 2.038667 0 P
60 2.038667 1 I
61 2.072000 0 B
62 2.105333 0 B

Closer but not quite a cigar.