the “non-monotonic DTS in output stream ” error while concatenation even after reencoded input files
hi I am trying to write a Python program that is trying to first edit different videos separately under the heading “intro” “story” and “byte” with the help of FFmpeg and Python subprocess module and then concatenate them in the function named “bind”. At first, I encountered this “Non-monotonic DTS in output stream” then i reencoded the input files before concatenating them but i am still getting this error
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