Curiously though, setting it to ‘1’ makes FFprobe (& FFmpeg) but not MediaInfo recognize the file as Progressive. Har allerede prøvet underteksten med kan kun ændre teksten af underteksterne selv. Men enten vises han ikke, eller jeg kan muligvis føre til den ønskede succes Har en mpxnumx-fil. Anyways, I decided to set this one to ‘0’ too, after all, my file isn't interlaced. Mkvtoolnix-gui, indlæs fil, vælg spor og rediger forskellige programmer (Subedit, mp4Box GUI, mpUI). I cannot find this element in the mkvmerge-documentation. So I thought, “No problem, I'll just add -field_order :0 under ‘Additional options’ before muxing!” - This didn't help either even though the Header Editor clearly shows the field order flag being set to ‘0’.Īs I was clicking through the header editor, I noticed another element called “Video interlaced flag” which had no value set. ffprobe -hide_banner -select_streams V -show_entries stream=field_order returns field_order=unknown instead of field_order=progressive. When remuxing an MKV file with a progressive HEVC stream using the MKVToolNix GUI, the resulting file loses the ‘Progressive’-flag, i.e. Hey everyone, I have a weird observation and I cannot figure out whether this is intentional. When remuxing an MKV file with a progressive HEVC stream using the MKVToolNix GUI, the resulting file loses the ‘Progressive’-flag, i.e.

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