Nicolas, Thank you!!! I was able to extract both channels and import those into Openshot.
Jim -- Jim Arner [email protected] www.gjim.com On 3/20/26 03:22, Nicolas Gaullier via ffmpeg-user wrote: > First thing, the order of the arguments is crucial. > > -f s24le means here you want Test.mxf to be considered as raw audio data > rather than parsed as an mxf file. > > And I guess you want the codec to be 24bits, not the output to be raw > audio, so -f is not what you are looking for. > > So, fixing these two problems, we get: > > ffmpeg -i Test.mxf -c pcm_s24le -ar 48000 -ac 1 output.wav > > It is ok, but you can make it simpler : the input is already 48KHz mono, > no need to force these parameters. > > Forcing 24bits audio output is required (defaut is 16bits), but in this > specific case, personnaly, maybe cause I am lazy, I prefer to just > "copy" it, so I would rather write: > > ffmpeg -i Test.mxf -c copy output.wav > > And now if you want the second track, just maps it: > > ffmpeg -i Test.mxf -map a:1 -c copy track2.wav > > Nicolas _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
