Sorry, the fixed.VOB file cannot be attached (to big) I attach VTS_01_0.VOB file (this file contains DVD navigation and subtiltle streams, but fixed.VOB only contains video stream)
MLT v0.6.2 or Git with FFmpeg v3.0.3 works just fine to read VOB files ripped from DVD for me. We rely mainly on FFmpeg for this. I am just saying I do not see any recent regression. You should try to play the video with ffplay and then try to confirm both ffplay and melt are using the same ffmpeg libs using
Sorry, the fixed.VOB file cannot be attached (to big) I attach VTS_01_0.VOB file (this file contains DVD navigation and subtiltle streams, but fixed.VOB only contains video stream)
MLT v0.6.2 or Git with FFmpeg v3.0.3 works just fine to read VOB files ripped from DVD for me. We rely mainly on FFmpeg for this. I am just saying I do not see any recent regression. You should try to play the video with ffplay and then try to confirm both ffplay and melt are using the same ffmpeg libs using
The mlt lib might be /usr/lib64 or similar.
Thanks for your quick answer
You are right ffplay is able to view my file while melt can't
And my version of mlt uses older lib versions than ffmpeg:
libmltavformat.so ffplay
libavdevice.so.56 libavdevice.so.57
libavcodec.so.56 libavcodec.so.57
libavformat.so.56 libavformat.so.57
libavutil.so.54 libavutil.so.55
libavfilter.so.5 libavfilter.so.6
libswscale.so.3 libswscale.so.4
Where can I be able to find a uptodate mlt version for SuSe Linux Leap 42.1?