[FFmpeg-user] Bad keyframes when encoding to the ogg container format

[Robert McIntyre]

sorry -- sent that last message before I was ready.

When I run mplayer on the test.ogg file created by ffmpeg, seeking
causes audio/video to go out of sync with the following error:

[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[ogg @ 0x8b7a300]Broken file, non-keyframe not correctly marked.
[theora @ 0x8bf0860]vp3: first frame not a keyframe


I've prepared some files, alone with a shell script called test.sh
which reproduces this problem.  They are here:

http://aurellem.org/dl/ffmpeg-test.tar.bz2

mplayer.txt containes the output I got from

> mplayer test.ogg &> mplayer.txt

ffmpeg.txt contains the output I posted before.

sincerely,
--Robert McIntyre

sincerely,
--Robert McIntyre