So the story behind this is… I imported a .M2TS file (so AVCHD) into Shotcut, it’s a Blu-Ray file with 1 minute of content. I can’t seem to export it correctly however because when i do, it’s only 3.83MB and a minute long black screen with no audio.
I exported it at the correct framerate (23.976024) right aspect ratio (16:9) an MP4 format, libx264 codec, Quality based VBR 60%, 120 GOP, B frames 3, AAC Average Bitrate 512kbps, 48000hz and audio in 5.1 surround sound and i left the “Other” part alone. I haven’t mentioned resolution, which is 3840x2160 (But only because i plan uploading said file to Youtube, uploading 1080p content makes the video 8mbps, while higher resolutions have higher bitrates) I even tried 1920x1080 and it didn’t work regardless.
Anybody have an explanation or idea why this is happening?
Interesting, though the file was already ripped and in my Desktop. But… i did manage to import the file into Shotcut to begin with however, so does the copy protection not stop that? Most importantly, how do i fix the issue? (Likely by decrypting i guess)
If you can see the video in Shotcut it is not copy-protected.
Did you try to play the exported result in Shotcut?
After the export job completes, right-click and view the log.
Try not changing export settings and using the defaults.
Okay so i redid everything from scratch. Sorry for the late response. So i figured the issue is the resolution. I used the default settings. When i export in 1080p, it works just fine, both video and audio work properly. The only thing i did with the other export is increase the resolution to 3840x2160 and the video just doesn’t work. It is 1 minute, but it’s actually a still frame of the very first frame of the video that goes on for a minute. Audio on the other hand works just fine. Exporting in 4k seems to be kinda odd because i also tried 1440p and that worked just fine.
