On 14.05.2021 15:31, Simon Brown wrote:
[...]
For although there it says aac (LC) if I run mp4info on the resultant file
I get this:

[...]

Track 2:
   flags:        3 ENABLED IN-MOVIE
   id:           2
   type:         Audio
   duration: 0 ms
   language: und
   media:
     sample count: 0
     timescale:    48000
     duration:     0 (media timescale units)
     duration:     0 (ms)
     bitrate (computed): 125.373 Kbps
     sample count with fragments: 848
     duration with fragments:     868354
     duration with fragments:     18091 (ms)
   Sample Description 0
     Coding:      mp4a (MPEG-4 Audio)
     Stream Type: Audio
     Object Type: MPEG-4 Audio
     Max Bitrate: 128250
     Avg Bitrate: 0
     Buffer Size: 0
     Codecs String: mp4a.40.0
     MPEG-4 Audio Object Type: 0 (UNKNOWN)
     Sample Rate: 48000
     Sample Size: 16
     Channels:    2

whereas if I used -c:a aac -profile:a aac_low instead of -c:a copy then I
get this from mp4info:
Track 2:
   flags:        3 ENABLED IN-MOVIE
   id:           2
   type:         Audio
   duration: 0 ms
   language: und
   media:
     sample count: 0
     timescale:    48000
     duration:     0 (media timescale units)
     duration:     0 (ms)
     bitrate (computed): 49.589 Kbps
     sample count with fragments: 849
     duration with fragments:     869378
     duration with fragments:     18112 (ms)
   Sample Description 0
     Coding:      mp4a (MPEG-4 Audio)
     Stream Type: Audio
     Object Type: MPEG-4 Audio
     Max Bitrate: 128000
     Avg Bitrate: 0
     Buffer Size: 0
     Codecs String: mp4a.40.2
     MPEG-4 Audio Object Type: 2 (AAC Low Complexity)
     MPEG-4 Audio Decoder Config:
       Sampling Frequency: 48000
       Channels: 2
       Extension:
         Object Type: Spectral Band Replication
         SBR Present: no
         PS Present:  no
         Sampling Frequency: 0
     Sample Rate: 48000
     Sample Size: 16
     Channels:    2

where it clearly states it as Mpeg-4 Audio AAC Low complexity.

Looks like the data that should be found in the "esds" atom is missing or incomplete when using -c:a copy. See this link for details on how AAC profile information is stored in MP4:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3987850/mp4-atom-how-to-discriminate-the-audio-codec-is-it-aac-or-mp3

Don't know enough about TS (de)muxing, though, to find out where this profile data should be parsed out from the input by FFmpeg.

Regards,
Tobias

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