I am using mp4Splitter. If the result is small video file(s), all is ok.
But when I try to split large video files in less than 4 GB chunks (for FAT32, in my TV, it doesn't use NTFS or eXFat), my Philips TV is playing the parts at ~ half speed (and the sound is jerky).
On PC the parts are played fine.
If I try 2X speed from the TV Remote, it is played at true 2X speed.
I have installed the latest firmware on my TV, no change. Also, other mp4 files close to 4 GB are been played without problems on the TV.
The problem could be from my TV but I doubt anyone would modify its firmware to fix this problem.
Something weird: if I cut the original files they lose a few percents of their size when I split them.
This is independent from the lost size in, for example, not saving a portion of video file on purpose.
Its like it removes some internal data ordinary users are not aware of it.
If I try to split the video file again, it's not losing size again.
The TV model is 32PHT4201/12.
You can test this issue with any mp4 video file (for example with the fresh ones from web cams).
Any thoughts? I mean besides me buying a new (expensive) TV.
Found a problem - when playing the parts on PC.
The audio is out of sync with video (few seconds). Sorry for not noticing sooner...
So the problem is definetely not from my TV, seems to be from mp4Splitter.
Last edit: c_cosmin 2020-06-28
I tried using the progressbar after loading the last part.
If I click on play, it plays the part with an awesome speed (2x..6x), can't tell exactly.
I pause, I go somewhere into the timeline and I click on play. The app crashes.
Let me guess: you can't do anything about these problems, because they are not in your code but in ffmpeg code...
I will go then on ffmpeg forum/git...
Meantime please close/hide/delete this useless thread...
Thanks anyway.