On 28-09-2020 06:01 pm, Stub via ffmpeg-user wrote:
On Monday, September 28, 2020, 09:35:28 AM GMT+9, Carl Zwanzig
wrote:
On 9/27/2020 5:27 PM, James Darnley wrote:
Please do not top post.
And the formatting makes the ffprobe output difficult to read. If you (the
OP) is posting in HTML,
On Mon, Sep 28, 2020 at 12:31:49 +, Stub via ffmpeg-user wrote:
> Let me give a much simplified example of what I hoped to achieve. I have two
> movie files that each contain a video stream and an audio stream: movie1.mp4
> and movie2.mp4. I merge both into a single MKV container with
On Monday, September 28, 2020, 09:35:28 AM GMT+9, Carl Zwanzig
wrote:
On 9/27/2020 5:27 PM, James Darnley wrote:
> Please do not top post.
And the formatting makes the ffprobe output difficult to read. If you (the
OP) is posting in HTML, turn that off and stick to plain text.
See
On 9/27/2020 5:27 PM, James Darnley wrote:
Please do not top post.
And the formatting makes the ffprobe output difficult to read. If you (the
OP) is posting in HTML, turn that off and stick to plain text.
See https://ffmpeg.org/mailing-list-faq.html
If I understand the question-
there is
On 28/09/2020, Stub via ffmpeg-user wrote:
> Dear Jin DeLaHunt,
> Thank you for your detailed response.
> I am quite familiar with how versatile ffmpeg is with its extensive
> commandline flags. I know about how to use multiple input files (-i), use
> mapping (-map) to select what of those
On 2020-09-27 17:14, Stub via ffmpeg-user wrote:
…When I then do a 'ffprobe' of the resulting output file, I get for example
something like this:
[… ffprobe output left out for brevity …]
The streams that I have selected from the input files, all end up under the "Input
#0" of the output
Dear Jin DeLaHunt,
Thank you for your detailed response.
I am quite familiar with how versatile ffmpeg is with its extensive commandline
flags. I know about how to use multiple input files (-i), use mapping (-map) to
select what of those inputs should go into the output file, and apply
On 2020-09-27 02:58, Stub via ffmpeg-user wrote:
Hello,
Can ffmpeg put various mapped inputs into different Input streams in the same
container output file?
So far I only have created output container files, which only had "Input
#0":Input #0 Stream #0:0 Stream #0:1 Stream #0:2 etc.
Hello,
Can ffmpeg put various mapped inputs into different Input streams in the same
container output file?
So far I only have created output container files, which only had "Input
#0":Input #0 Stream #0:0 Stream #0:1 Stream #0:2 etc.
Can I also add to this container another input, like:
