[ffmpeg/encode] mpv doesn't encode video. Queue input is backward in time.

Hey guys, i wanted to convert/cut/crop a video into a webm as usual, but for some reason it stopped wrking the usual way. I already tried to run with the default config without success, so maybe you guys could help me further here.

###terminal output:

mpv test.ts --start=0:07:41.268 --end=0:07:50.000 --ovc=libvpx --oac=libvorbis --loop-file=no --vid=1 --aid=1 --sid=no --sub-ass-override=yes --sub-auto=exact --video-rotate=0 --vf-add=lavfi-colormatrix=bt709:bt601 --vf-add=lavfi-crop=662:1076:594:2 --vf-add=lavfi-scale=-1:720 --ovcopts-add=threads=4 --oset-metadata=title=%4%test --ovcopts-add=b=0 --ovcopts-add=crf=10 -o=./test-[07.41.268-07.50.000]-audio.webm --log-file=./log
Playing: test.ts
(+) Video --vid=1 (h264 1920x1080 29.970fps)
(+) Audio --aid=1 (aac 2ch 44100Hz)
[ffmpeg] swscaler: Warning: data is not aligned! This can lead to a speed loss
VO: [lavc] 443x720 => 443x720 yuv420p
[vo/lavc] Opening encoder: libvpx VP8 [libvpx]
[ao/lavc] Opening encoder: libvorbis [libvorbis]
[encode] Opening output file: ./test-[07.41.268-07.50.000]-audio.webm
[encode] Opening muxer: WebM [webm]
AO: [lavc] 44100Hz stereo 2ch floatp
AV: 00:07:42 / 00:50:44 (15%) A-V: 0.018 {0.0min 41.7fps 0.0MB}
[ffmpeg] libvorbis: Queue input is backward in time
AV: 00:07:43 / 00:50:44 (15%) A-V: 0.022 {0.1min 37.2fps 0.0MB}
[ffmpeg] libvorbis: Queue input is backward in time
AV: 00:07:43 / 00:50:44 (15%) A-V: 0.010 {0.1min 38.7fps 0.0MB}
[ffmpeg] libvorbis: Queue input is backward in time
AV: 00:07:45 / 00:50:44 (15%) A-V: 0.001 {0.2min 39.2fps 0.0MB}
[ffmpeg] libvorbis: Queue input is backward in time
AV: 00:07:45 / 00:50:44 (15%) A-V: 0.021 {0.3min 39.6fps 0.0MB}
[ffmpeg] libvorbis: Queue input is backward in time
[ffmpeg] webm: Application provided invalid, non monotonically increasing dts to muxer in stream 1: 4019 >= 4012
[encode] Writing packet failed.

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mpv version and platform

mpv 0.29.0 on windows

Reproduction steps

Happens with several recorded ts files.
They're rather large, so let me know if you really need them before i clunk up ressources somewhere.

Expected behavior

Convert part of the video into webm. Originally i used the mpv-webm extension to form up the command.

Actual behavior

Gives me an unusable 4.58kb big file

Log file

https://0x0.st/svP2.txt

I assume the problem lies with vorbis and if so any idea how to fix that?
Greetings Broky

Start by reproducing the reported mpv 0.29.0 Windows command with a recorded TS file and inspect the linked log around the libvorbis and WebM muxer errors. Trace the encode path involved in audio timestamps and verify the result by producing a usable WebM segment without the non-monotonic DTS failure.