While splitting core is not directly supported (we need a new bitstream
filter), you can still achieve it with a trick, by passing the stream
through the S/PDIF IEC 61937 muxer and then demuxer, with HD disabled,
e.g.:
ffmpeg -i DTS-HD_MA.dts -f spdif -dtshd_rate 0 -acodec copy - | \
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All,
I searched the mailing list archive and the last mention of extracting
DTS core was around mid 2013. It was stated that it was a feature
being worked on.
Does the current version of ffmpeg support
All,
I searched the mailing list archive and the last mention of extracting DTS core
was around mid 2013. It was stated that it was a feature being worked on.
Does the current version of ffmpeg support extracting the DTS core from a
DTS-HD MA stream?
If so, how does one invoke it using
