E0911: Packet timestamp mismatch

[magichome]

I'm attempting to run object_detection_desktop_tflite_graph against the included test_video.mp4. This is on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WLS), fresh install (OpenCV installed with setup_opencv.sh). I receive the following error...

I0911 07:50:22.769652 16581 simple_run_graph_main.cc:56] Start running the calculator graph.
INFO: Initialized TensorFlow Lite runtime.
W0911 07:50:23.157773 16582 calculator_graph.cc:1136] Resolved a deadlock by increasing max_queue_size of input stream: input_video_header to: 2. Consider increasing max_queue_size for better performance.
W0911 07:50:23.616977 16581 opencv_video_decoder_calculator.cc:167] Not all the frames are decoded (total frames: 205 vs decoded frames: 2).
E0911 07:50:23.623862 16581 simple_run_graph_main.cc:65] Failed to run the graph: CalculatorGraph::Run() failed in Run:
; Packet timestamp mismatch on a calculator receiving from stream "input_video". Current minimum expected timestamp is 1 but received 0. Are you using a custom InputStreamHandler? Note that some InputStreamHandlers allow timestamps that are not strictly monotonically increasing. See for example the ImmediateInputStreamHandler class comment.
; Packet timestamp mismatch on a calculator receiving from stream "input_video". Current minimum expected timestamp is 1 but received 0. Are you using a custom InputStreamHandler? Note that some InputStreamHandlers allow timestamps that are not strictly monotonically increasing. See for example the ImmediateInputStreamHandler class comment.```

[jiuqiant]

Are you using an earlier version of MediaPipe? You can do git pull to obtain the latest version.
We saw a similar issue in #57 before, and committed a fix to the OpenCVVideoDecoderCalculator already.

[magichome]

Yes, that was it. Thanks!