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OK - I've confirmed the problem seems to be that the codec parameters
aren't set, attached is a quick-and-dirty patch which "fixes" libx264
output by setting up the codec parameters.

After applying the patch choosing x.264 video within an mp4 container
(haven't tried other containers yet) produces a file with both audio
*and* video (which plays OK in mplayer).

Although you could, perhaps, use this for v1.1 I think that there should
really be some way of editing these. Certainly for x.264 and probably
there should be a more generic "advanced codec configuration" dialog.

** Patch added: "video.py.x264.patch"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/38945342/video.py.x264.patch

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h.264 output still broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/518578
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Bug description:
Openshot 1.0, 1.0.5; Fedora 12; mlt 4.10

Selecting h.264 as the video codec (with any offered container type) produces a file with sound, but no video.

There is also no way to set any of the encoder parameters (this is a general problem BTW) and ffmpeg is known to set bogus defaults.

When this works support for a lossless h.264 profile would be very useful.