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Fix Matroska B-frame stream-copy timestamps - #18
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Code review found no release-blocking cleanup issues. The repair remains packet-level stream copy; source PTS are preserved and only DTS are synthesized when required. Final Matroska temp-part remux paths are covered so the timestamp corruption is not reintroduced during concat. Ready for v0.5.1 hotfix release. |
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What this fixes
Some Matroska HEVC/H.264 recordings with reordered B-frames expose non-monotonic or missing DTS. A normal FFmpeg stream-copy remux can clamp those decode timestamps and collapse multiple frames onto the same PTS.
Reproduced on an OBS HEVC MKV:
Implementation
Video remains stream-copy; no video re-encoding is introduced.
Manual validation still required
Before merge/release, test the PR build with the reproduced OBS source through a real multi-range export and verify packet spacing plus MPC playback.