Always use ffmpeg codec for bluray

pull/11079/head
Cody Robibero 11 months ago
parent 4f0f364ac9
commit c603cd2e4e

@ -324,20 +324,7 @@ namespace MediaBrowser.Providers.MediaInfo
return; return;
} }
// Use BD Info if it has multiple m2ts. Otherwise, treat it like a video file and rely more on ffprobe output var ffmpegVideoStream = mediaStreams.FirstOrDefault(s => s.Type == MediaStreamType.Video);
int? currentHeight = null;
int? currentWidth = null;
int? currentBitRate = null;
var videoStream = mediaStreams.FirstOrDefault(s => s.Type == MediaStreamType.Video);
// Grab the values that ffprobe recorded
if (videoStream is not null)
{
currentBitRate = videoStream.BitRate;
currentWidth = videoStream.Width;
currentHeight = videoStream.Height;
}
// Fill video properties from the BDInfo result // Fill video properties from the BDInfo result
mediaStreams.Clear(); mediaStreams.Clear();
@ -361,14 +348,16 @@ namespace MediaBrowser.Providers.MediaInfo
} }
} }
videoStream = mediaStreams.FirstOrDefault(s => s.Type == MediaStreamType.Video); var blurayVideoStream = mediaStreams.FirstOrDefault(s => s.Type == MediaStreamType.Video);
// Use the ffprobe values if these are empty // Use the ffprobe values if these are empty
if (videoStream is not null) if (blurayVideoStream is not null && ffmpegVideoStream is not null)
{ {
videoStream.BitRate = videoStream.BitRate.GetValueOrDefault() == 0 ? currentBitRate : videoStream.BitRate; // Always use ffmpeg's detected codec since that is what the rest of the codebase expects.
videoStream.Width = videoStream.Width.GetValueOrDefault() == 0 ? currentWidth : videoStream.Width; blurayVideoStream.Codec = ffmpegVideoStream.Codec;
videoStream.Height = videoStream.Height.GetValueOrDefault() == 0 ? currentHeight : videoStream.Height; blurayVideoStream.BitRate = blurayVideoStream.BitRate.GetValueOrDefault() == 0 ? ffmpegVideoStream.BitRate : blurayVideoStream.BitRate;
blurayVideoStream.Width = blurayVideoStream.Width.GetValueOrDefault() == 0 ? ffmpegVideoStream.Width : blurayVideoStream.Width;
blurayVideoStream.Height = blurayVideoStream.Height.GetValueOrDefault() == 0 ? ffmpegVideoStream.Width : blurayVideoStream.Height;
} }
} }

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