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0x0x0x0x0 - ran into some problems last night working with ffmpeg. First, I couldn't get it to run within the video folder. Complained about missing libraries. Works when I move the video to the ffmpeg folder. Can I make windows realize where ffmpeg is?? I tried using the commands by putting the full folder location in the command, but it didn't work. Got more complaints! Making spaces in the command seems to make a difference?
2nd thing - When I run the convert to AC3 command, the new file has BOTH audio streams within it. Is there a command to just make the new file contain only the AC3 track?
3rd thing - The SRT command works...BUT....only when there is ONE subtitle file. When there are more than one, it spins out...and while it produces an SRT file - there is nothing within it. Is there a command that handles multiple subtitle files?
I tired looking at some documentation. Made my head hurt and my eyes bleed
Wow...I find this stuff tough.
Ultimately, it would be nice to just accept the files as they are. It may happen yet. Every work flow I have found so far has issues. The latest one is the forced subtitle track seems to be OUT of sync with the movie - and yet, I haven't touched anything on the timeline - except exported it from the MP4. Very strange.
Thanks