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I'm generating a video file (with no sound) out of multiple GIFs. The GIFs are loaded from files but the final video is sent somewhere else using a MemoryStream. The ffmpeg saving logic looks like this:
The GIFs are loaded into memory using SkiaSharp and the frames are also generated using that library.
Now, on Windows (when I save the MemoryStream to a file using FileStream), I can view the video. Even when sending the stream over to a messenger API, it's viewable on Android devices.
But for Apple Devices nothing happens. I was tested on my iPhone and MacBook.
On Windows, it's also not perfectly working. For example, the video has no length for some reason. So I can only start/stop and go to start. And for some other people to whom I sent the video (over the messenger), they told me the video was 420 hours long.
I tried using different codecs and formats but that either tells me that the arguments are invalid or that the pipe is broken.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm generating a video file (with no sound) out of multiple GIFs. The GIFs are loaded from files but the final video is sent somewhere else using a
MemoryStream
. The ffmpeg saving logic looks like this:The GIFs are loaded into memory using SkiaSharp and the frames are also generated using that library.
Now, on Windows (when I save the
MemoryStream
to a file usingFileStream
), I can view the video. Even when sending the stream over to a messenger API, it's viewable on Android devices.But for Apple Devices nothing happens. I was tested on my iPhone and MacBook.
On Windows, it's also not perfectly working. For example, the video has no length for some reason. So I can only start/stop and go to start. And for some other people to whom I sent the video (over the messenger), they told me the video was 420 hours long.
I tried using different codecs and formats but that either tells me that the arguments are invalid or that the pipe is broken.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: