Unfortunately I bring bad news. Since
thesynecdoche mentioned corrupted videos, it reminded me of the LTDEND fisaco. I once again ran a video check batch file over the videos and came up with a bunch of corrupted videos.
I've only checked up to video 110, so I haven't watched all the videos to see where the errors are but this check is pretty reliable.
bl25竖屏【HK416】produce48 RUMOR.mp4 *can't play past 00:57
bl44布料【浅羽】妄想税.mp4 *glitch at 1:46
bl64布料【金莲】LALAL危.mp4 *glitch at 3:09
bl64竖屏【金莲】LALAL危.mp4
bl65竖屏【天狼星】不行啊.mp4
bl66竖屏【凝光】威风堂堂.mp4
bl67布料【芭芭拉】LUVORATORRRRRY.mp4 *detected by
thesynecdoche
bl81布料【艾米莉亚】メランコリック.mp4
bl86布料【雷神】桃源恋歌.mp4 *Heavily corrupted
bl86竖屏B【雷神】桃源恋歌.mp4
bl88布料【雷电将军】SAY MY NAME.mp4
bl95竖屏【千斗五十铃】小鹿乱撞.mp4
I'm still in the process of redownloading a few of them to check if it's my videos or the source which is corrupted. Pixeldrain's speedlimit is annoying, most gofile links are dead and the other filehosts aren't fast either. Can someone double check these videos? You'll need ffmpeg to do the check.
The batch file code I used
Code:
set "filtro=%1"
if [%filtro%]==[] (
set "filtro=*.mp4"
)
for /R %%a in (%filtro%) do call :doWork "%%a"
set "filtro=%1"
if [%filtro%]==[] (
set "filtro=*.log"
)
for /R %%F in (%filtro%) do if %%~zF==0 del "%%F"
PAUSE
exit /B
:doWork
ffmpeg -v error -i %1 -f null - > "%~1.log" 2>&1
Make a text file, paste that in rename the extension to .bat
If log file is empty it means no error is detected and video is fine, text written into log file means there's some error detected.
*edit
Modified batch code so that it deletes empty .log files after it's done so you can id corrupt files easier.