Use int64 for sample-related FFProbeStream fields #4361
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This is a simple fix for an bug that came up in Discord, where scanning throws an ffprobe unmarshal error if you scan really long files on a 32-bit system. This is because
duration_tscan sometimes, for really long files, be too large for a signed 32-bit integer, which is what theinttype is an alias for on 32-bit systems.I've thus just replaced the
intwithint64on theDurationTsfield to solve the issue. I've also made the same change onStartPts, just to be safe, since that is a value that is also measured in samples. Neither of these values are actually ever used anyway.