- MPEG STREAMCLIP CRASHES WINDOWS 10 MP4
- MPEG STREAMCLIP CRASHES WINDOWS 10 PRO
- MPEG STREAMCLIP CRASHES WINDOWS 10 FREE
So I'm hoping someone, somewhere has found a setting in OBS that we can use to make these files editable with QuickTime based NLEs.MPEG Streamclip is a small program that includes the functions of a player, converter and simple video editor. Not to mention the massive increase in time required to go from recording to editing, inserting a transcoding step in between there.
I haven't tried converting in Handbrake yet, though I'm reluctant to either way because I prefer having a maximum of one generation of degredation from the original recording.
MPEG STREAMCLIP CRASHES WINDOWS 10 PRO
I tried the ffmpeg command DryRoastedLemon posted but had the same result.įortunately I'm not on a Mac for my main rig so I'm not beholden to QuickTime supported codecs, but I was really hoping to check out Resolve as I am a fan of Final Cut Pro X on my old Mac Pro (that now serves as my media center/home server), and the latest version has a very similar feel. The MP4s produced by OBS, whether opened in QuickTime Player or in Resolve, only have audio. Problem is it's based on QuickTime so it only works with codecs that QuickTime supports.
MPEG STREAMCLIP CRASHES WINDOWS 10 FREE
But I wanted to check out DaVinci Resolve 11 now that Blackmagic has offered a free version that's nearly feature complete, just missing some stereoscopic and 3D editing. This works fine with most of my editing applications, from basic freebies like Blender's NLE module, to Lightworks' and on up to Adobe Premiere Pro. I've been recording to FLV, extracting with ffmpeg to MP4. Is this possibly part of the problem?Īlso having this issue.
MPEG STREAMCLIP CRASHES WINDOWS 10 MP4
I've read that MP4 can house a variety of different codecs that may or may not be compatible with all "MP4-supporting" programs. Worth noting that the videos don't play on either the Windows nor Mac versions of Quicktime/MPEG Streamclip. All three of these are Quicktime-based applications I think, so that might be part of the issue. So now the question is why even shorter OBS files don't want to work with Final Cut, Quicktime, and MPEG Streamclip on my end. They weren't: Shorter MP4 files made in OBS play fine in VLC, both on Mac and Windows. I mixed the crashing VLC problem with the not-working Quicktime problem and assumed they were caused by the same thing. Very long video files cause VLC Media Player (the OS X version) to crash, but this is an issue that's been documented separately from OBS. I believe I've narrowed down a part of the problem, and it may indicate that there's a compatibility issue between Quicktime-based applications- Final Cut, Quicktime, and MPEG Streamclip- and OBS. Here's my most recent:Īnd here's an earlier one, for a few potential settings changes: Some of this is default even.Įdit: Whoops, forgot some logs. Every other player I've tried (VLC, MPEG Streamclip, ffmpegx, Quicktime) either crashes, only plays audio over a black screen, or gives a problem dialogue and won't play anything.Īre there any settings I can change to ensure I smooth transfer from OBS to Final Cut, or will I have to rely on Prism?Įncoder: x264 (no other options are selectable)Ĭustom x264 Encoder Settings: Yes - "crf=5"Įverything else, I believe, is default.
Just a small one though, I guess.Īgain: They play flawlessly in Windows Media Player- audio and video, perfectly synced up. The only solution I've found thus far is converting the files with Prism video converter, but that's a small pain in my rear. They also import into Final Cut Pro X, but only play audio. I bring them over to a Mac and they cause Quicktime to cry "corrupted file" and VLC Media Player to crash outright. In a nutshell, I create MP4 files with OBS and they play fine in Windows Media Player.
Well, after a lot of Googling and searching I've resorted to posting a new thread! Sorry if this has been solved, but I don't believe it has. Turns out the files DO play in VLC, but not if they get over a certain size. Edit: I've edited the title to reflect new information.
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