Closed grundysf closed 6 months ago
Unfortunately, mp4mux
uses the :
character as a delimiter when specifying the input file type explicitly (instead of guessing from the file extension). That's an oversight... But you should be able to use windows absolute file paths by specifying the file type explicitly.
For example: mp4mux --track h264:c:\my_video.h264 --track aac:c:\my_audio.aac muxed.mp4
.
specifying the file type explicitly works perfectly. Thank you
Is mp4mux not able to accept absolute paths for input files on Windows machines? Having trouble when using absolute paths, always receiving error: ERROR: unsupported input type 'C'
Have tried quotes around paths with no success. Using relative paths is ok and works just fine?