Solved: Garbage getFrame Images with ffmpeg-php 0.6.0 and ffmpeg 0.5
After updating my installation of ffmpeg and ffmpeg-php on one of my web servers I noticed that images grabbed using ffmpeg-php's getFrame function spat out weird garbage, usually three corrupt looking frames across the top and static in the bottom two thirds. I tried tinkering with it for a very long time with no success until putting it off for a few months and tonight I finally found the solution: recompiling ffmpeg with the bindist use flag.
# echo "media-video/ffmpeg cpudetection bindist" >> /etc/portage/package.use; emerge ffmpeg
Still not sure exactly what the problem was but glad to have it fixed now, all those corrupt thumbnails were embarrassing :s
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