Open Kogije opened 2 years ago
@Kogije I couldn't replicate the problem. Can you please give me the file that you used. Thanks :)
It happened with every mkv file that used AC3 5.1 Audio, they all came back with Mono for Channels while running on Windows 11. I moved on already and started calling ffprobe directly and reading the stream so I no longer have that set of files, although it would probably do the same on Windows with any mkv files that have AC3 5.1 Audio.
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@Kogije https://github.com/Kogije I couldn't replicate the problem. Can you please give me the file that you used. Thanks :)
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The channels metadata for FFprobe is incorrectly showing mono most of the time.
from pyffmpeg import FFprobe input_file = "path/to/file.mkv" fp = FFprobe(input_file) print(fp.metadata[0][1]["channels"])
Output is mono for AC-3 5.1 streams