Shortest and longest export settings not respected when exported

[dopaminereuptake]

The fewer issues I have to read, the more new features I will have time to implement, so I ask that you please try these things first

• [X] Try with the newest version from GitHub (also it might have already been fixed in latest nightly build)
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• [X] This problem happens with all kinds of files that I try. For problem only with a particular file or type, use this other form instead

Operating System

Windows 10

Steps to reproduce

When trying to combine a video file that already had an audio file previously removed with an external audio file, the "Shortest" setting does not appear to be functioning.

To reproduce the issue, simply open a new project using a video that had audio removed, and add an external audio file that is longer than the video file.

Expected behavior

The video file should be 1 minute, 32 seconds.

Actual behavior

Using the screenshot provided, the duration of the exported video should only be 1 minute, 32 seconds.

The exported file is still 3 minutes. The video file "freezes" at the final frame of the video, but the audio continues to play.

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[mifi]

I'm not able to reproduce this. I just tested this with a video h264 of 32 sec where I add an external AAC audio file of 22 sec as a track, and my output becomes 22 sec long if I select "shortest", and if I select "longest", then the output becomes 32 sec.

Under tools -> "last ffmpeg commands", do you see the argument -shortest as part of the command?

Is it possible to share 2 files that reproduce the problem?