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OverflowError: size does not fit in an int #28
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Hi Simon, Interesting, I am a bit puzzled about the Python OverflowError exception here. I will take a look at reproducing tonight. |
Would it be possible to give the big-videos branch a try, please? I made a couple small changes to pass sizes as size_t instead of int. |
Hi Brendan,
However, I have adjusted to smaller video chunks of around 1GB which may be more suitable anyway. Therefore will just stick to the master branch that works great on those videos. EDIT: if you are interested I have made a 4GB file available to test. It's captured via a GoPro Hero5 and contains some meta tracks embedded within the mp4 container as well. This might also be the cause for the error. You can find it here http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~heckers/Drive360/meta_debug/GP030100.MP4 and just download via wget |
Hi Simon, That is great, I'm glad that you found a solution anyway. And thank you for uploading the video -- I will leave this issue open and debug further once I have time. |
Hi Brendan, thanks for this awesome library.
I have noticed that I am unable to load videos greater than a certain size using this library. For example I am working with videos around 4GB in size and when I try to load those in via
I get:
Could this be due to some 32bit code? I am able to use this library with smaller videos (~200mb works fine)
Thanks a lot.
Cheers,
Simon
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