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MainConcept MPEG Video codec causing timestamp issues
Hello,
I’ve been looking for ages to find a solution to this, but so far nothing has shown up. My problem is this: After rendering a file in Premiere Pro with the Mainconcept MPEG Video codec (or rendering it with TMPEGEnc), if I play the video from the beginning in Windows Media Player or Windows Media Player Classic, the timecode is fine – but if I skip ahead to a certain time, it’ll be off by a certain amount of seconds. For example, there’s a certain part that happens at 1:53 if started regularly from the beginning and watched the entire way up to that point, but if I start the vid and skip to that point, it’ll be nearly 6 seconds off and the timecode will be at 1:59 when it gets to that certain part that is supposed to happen at 1:53. I’m not seeing this when I play it in VLC Player, either. I also tried playing it on my work computer and it wasn’t an issue.
Any thoughts, suggestions, etc? I’m at my wit’s end trying to figure out why it is doing this.
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