I just recently used ffmpeg (version 2.8.11-0ubuntu0.16.04.1) to examine some mp4 video files I've saved with VRD (both 5.3.4.748 and the beta 5.3.80.752)

Invalid UE golomb code h264 @ 0x2328500 number of reference frames (0+5) exceeds max (4; probably corrupt input), discarding one. Although the address after the '@' varies.

I've looked at a few of the mp4 files and all of them (although it's a small sample so I'm not willing to say this always happens) get the following errors from ffmpeg:
Although the address after the '@' varies.
These files came from this process:

• Run h264 transport stream .tivo file through VRD QuickStream Fix saving as h264 .ts (via kmttg)
• Use VRD to manually mark cuts in the .ts file and then save to h264 .mp4

It is this .mp4 that is showing the error.
I realize that the error might originate with the original .tivo source, but shouldn't qsfix have fixed it?
I did notice this when googling, I'm not sure if it's related:

Total war warhammer radious mod. I don't have the output and the link is a private one.but I think the issue was I had ffmpeg streaming the same input to the same output file twice.Not sure, but I noticed there were two processes doing the same thing.- Original Message -Subject: Re: FFmpeg-user Invalid UE golomb with ffmpegLocal Time: December 20 2015 8:14 pmUTC Time: December 21 2015 4:14 amFrom:To:chovy protonmail.ch writes: I'm using ffmpeg to play an HLS stream, it's been working pretty well lately. But tonight I'm getting the following error in my ffmpeg logInstead please provide your ffmpeg command linetogether with the complete, uncut console output.Thank you, Carl Eugenffmpeg-user mailing listffmpeg-user mailing list.