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If I have these audio streams:
23:14:44.181 INFO : Aud *CENC audio_fra=128000 | 128 Kbps | mp4a.40.2 | fr | 2CH | 744 Segments | Main | ~01h39m06s 23:14:44.240 INFO : Aud *CENC audio_fra_1=128000 | 128 Kbps | mp4a.40.2 | fr | 2CH | 744 Segments | Alternate | ~01h39m06s 23:14:44.299 INFO : Aud *CENC audio_ita=128000 | 128 Kbps | mp4a.40.2 | it | 2CH | 744 Segments | Main | ~01h39m06s 23:14:44.301 INFO : Aud *CENC audio_fra=64000 | 64 Kbps | mp4a.40.2 | fr | 2CH | 744 Segments | Main | ~01h39m06s 23:14:44.307 INFO : Aud *CENC audio_fra_1=64000 | 64 Kbps | mp4a.40.2 | fr | 2CH | 744 Segments | Alternate | ~01h39m06s 23:14:44.386 INFO : Aud *CENC audio_ita=64000 | 64 Kbps | mp4a.40.2 | it | 2CH | 744 Segments | Main | ~01h39m06s
I would have expected --select-audio bwMin=128 to select all three 128 Kbps streams, but it only takes the first one. Is it a bug or by design? Thanks!
--select-audio bwMin=128
--select-audio bwMin=128:for=all
It works perfectly indeed, thank you!
If I have these audio streams:
I would have expected
--select-audio bwMin=128
to select all three 128 Kbps streams, but it only takes the first one. Is it a bug or by design? Thanks!