Force bitexact output on ffmpeg #231
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This forces ffmpeg to output data without injecting data based on time / build / platform, allowing for reproducibility.
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This forces ffmpeg to output data without injecting data based on time / build / platform, allowing for reproducibility of output files.
IME with
-fflags bitexactI can get files to match between my Linux and Windows machines, though I don't use ytarchive's metadata-embedding functionality.This option has been around for 10 years so I don't expect anyone to be running a version of ffmpeg that would panic encountering this.