Pts/dts flv h264

Wowza Streaming Engine
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I am publishing H264 from Flash 11. I was using FFmpeg to inspect the stream and noticed I am getting duplicate pts/dts time stamps. I edited libavformat/flvdec.c to dump what is pulled from the fly container. Below is a small portion of the log. FMLE does not exhibit this problem, nor does a RTP stream coming out of wowza regardless of the input (FMLE or Flash). What should I look for in the wowza DEBUG log.

[ log ] stream: pts dts.

//generally it is not this bad.

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 0 0

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 11 11

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 281 281

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 281 281

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 281 281

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 281 281

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 606 606

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 606 606

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 606 606

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 871 871

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 871 871

[flv @ 0x7fc3f0805800] 0: 871 871

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You can look at stream pts and dts by adding this Property

https://www.wowza.com/docs/how-to-debug-encoder-multi-bitrate-keyframe-alignment

If you are trying to do multi-bitrate with ffmpeg, it has never worked in our tests.

Richard