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The old code was calculating an expected sequence number. As soon as that sequence number was matched with frames, all previous frames would be timestamped. This method is problematic if the actual sequence numbers don't follow the expected progression. The new code is much simpler. As soon as an I frame is encountered (or at the end of the file) the queued frames are first sorted by their sequence number, then timestamped, and lastly sorted back into their decoding order. This fixes #1162 and most likely others (see #1145, #1099 et. al.).
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#!/usr/bin/ruby -w
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# T_490sequence_numbers_no_0_in_first_gop
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describe "mkvmerge / MPEG-2 ES without a sequence number == 0 in the first GOP"
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test_merge "data/mpeg12/sequence_numbers_no_0_in_first_gop.m2v"
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