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I have tried to implement an opus track saver with
oggwriter. Initially, I used just anoggwriterwhich seemed to work fine with initial ffmpeg test consisting of just the sine wave tone, however, on capturing desktop audio it fell apart - too much cuts and garbage noise.After some research, I looked at this example and used the
oggwriterwith samplebuilder. This has seemingly made the audio free of garbage however now it seems to suffer from playback speed where I perceive the audio speed to be greatly varied in some spots.When playing the audio back through ffplay there's also a ton of the following logs observed.
wdyt @clone1018