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I'm using "ffmpegCommandRorderStreams" / FFmpeg Command: Reorder Streams but I noticed some of my files are not correctly ordered.
I have a flow that adds 2.0 AAC audio to files that do not have stereo audio. I'm calling:
Here's an example of a file before/after processing:
Before: av1 | video flac | audio | eng | 8 eac | audio | eng | 6
After: av1 | video flac | audio | eng | 8 aac | audio | eng | 2 eac | audio | eng | 6
Why wasn't the stereo track at the end? Is my flow incorrect?
I've attached the log for the transcode. lqHqrVCQD-log (1).txt
Thank you!
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I'm using "ffmpegCommandRorderStreams" / FFmpeg Command: Reorder Streams but I noticed some of my files are not correctly ordered.
I have a flow that adds 2.0 AAC audio to files that do not have stereo audio. I'm calling:
Here's an example of a file before/after processing:
Before:
av1 | video
flac | audio | eng | 8
eac | audio | eng | 6
After:
av1 | video
flac | audio | eng | 8
aac | audio | eng | 2
eac | audio | eng | 6
Why wasn't the stereo track at the end? Is my flow incorrect?
I've attached the log for the transcode.
lqHqrVCQD-log (1).txt
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: