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  1. Atm. I use:
    • mkvmerge for mkv files
    • mp4fpsmod for mp4 files
    but I was wondering:
    1. What tools could be used to create vfr avi, ts/m2ts, mov files ?
    2. Can ffmpeg add (v2) time codes to a video stream ?
    3. Are there alternatives to mkvmerge and mp4fpsmod to add time codes to mp4 and mkv files?

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    Originally Posted by Selur View Post
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    1. What tools could be used to create vfr avi, ts/m2ts, mov files ?
    for pseudo-VFR .avi files:

    tc2cfr v1.5 by tritical - Help File -- August 02, 2006
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    INFO:

    This program turns an avi file (with each frame present once)
    into a new avi file with null frames with the specified framerate
    and a v1 or v2 timecode file specifying the display length for
    each individual frame.


    SYNTAX/EXAMPLES:

    tc2cfr out_fps input_avi_file timecode_file_or_fps output_avi_file

    tc2cfr 119.880120 c:\video.avi c:\timecodes.txt c:\video-120.avi

    tc2cfr 120000/1001 c:\video.avi c:\timecodes.txt c:\video-120.avi

    tc2cfr 120000/1001 c:\video.avi 24000/1001 c:\video-120.avi

    tc2cfr 119.880120 c:\video.avi 23.976024 c:\video-120.avi


    PARAMETERS:

    out_fps -

    The framerate of the destination (output) avi file. The
    fps is specified as a double precision floating point number or
    as a fraction in numerator/denominator format. When using a
    fraction input the exact numbers specified for numerator and
    denominator will be used for the dwRate and dwScale fields of
    the output avi file.


    As for .mov files: I have no idea

    Regarding transport streams... since they don't have a global header, I'm afraid the only workaround is to concatenate the segments with different framerates and pray that the resulting file doesn't go out-of-sync
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    Originally Posted by El Heggunte View Post
    Regarding transport streams... since they don't have a global header, I'm afraid the only workaround is to concatenate the segments with different framerates and pray that the resulting file doesn't go out-of-sync
    P.S.: you could also create a VFR mp4 file, apply GPAC's mp42ts and see if it works
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  4. Thanks. I'll look at tc2cfr and mp42ts.
    So if anyone knows additional tools for these tasks please let me know.

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