Are there any tagging options other than long / short versions?
I ask because my media collection follows most standard conventions of
\showname\season\ssxee filename that media browser / media center master etc
use
e.g. for The Killing, Series 2, episode 1, I need "\The
Killing\Season2\02x01 The
On Tue Nov 29 10:05 dinkypumpkin wrote:
> The command "ffmpeg" will invoke the system-supplied ffmpeg, while
> "ffmpeg-static" invokes the PPA build.
Thanks. That has sorted it now. If I use:
ffmpeg-static -i foo.m4a -ss hh:mm:ss -t hh:mm:ss -acodec copy
output.m4a
it works OK. Duration proble
On 29/11/2011 15:05, dinkypumpkin wrote:
Are you sure you're using ffmpeg from the PPA? The command "ffmpeg" will
invoke the system-supplied ffmpeg
Or in your case, I guess you're using a custom build. Does it have a
version stamp that can be used to compare with the PPA build?
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On 29/11/2011 14:39, richard_get_iplayer wrote:
ffmpeg -i Ed_Reardons_Week.m4a -ss 00:02:34 -t 00:27:46 -acodec copy
output.m4a
This gives a start times after 2min 34 secs and a duration of 27 min 46
secs; but the edited m4a file came out 25 min 11 secs long.
Are you sure you're using ffmpeg f
Sometime before sending, richard_get_iplayer typed (and on Tuesday 2011-11-29
sent):
> This gives a start times after 2min 34 secs and a duration of 27 min 46
> secs; but the edited m4a file came out 25 min 11 secs long.
>
That would suggest that -t gives an end time, rather than a duration.
And
I have for sometime used ffmpeg (a compiled version) to edit m4a audio
files with no issues. Now, after installing ffmpeg (static version) from
Jon's ppa, I find that m4a audio files no longer edit properly. For some
reason the edited files are short in duration.
This is the code I'm using:
ffmpe
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