Closed cybern0id closed 2 years ago
There seem to be other issues when specifying desttype=webm+opus. Am I getting this fstab switch wrong? Should I report a separate bug?
Almost all of my media files are monolithic file FLAC CD rips. The reason I've set desttype=webm+opus is because I have a few .mov video files that came on some audio+data CDs, mainly short music videos, that I would like transcoded to webm. I understood that with this option, ffmpegfs does smart transcoding of video to webm and audio to opus however, as well as the folder.jpg being transcoded, the audio tracks in the flac.tracks folder have .webm filetype plus the track file sizes are wildly inaccurate (mostly way too large, some way too small). I believe .webm can be a container for just audio (ogg, opus or flac etc) however, when trying to play these .webm audio files, VLC shows the length of each track as being the full length of the original FLAC file (31.20 minutes rather than 4.12 minutes for example), and it is not possible to seek within them. Playing the transcoded .mov (now .webm) video files does work though.
There seem to be other issues when specifying desttype=webm+opus. Am I getting this fstab switch wrong? Should I report a separate bug?
You have understood the function perfectly. Although you could easily just use webm only, it uses Opus for audio by default, so it is just a different container. The option was mainly created to split files into ProRes and AIFF, where ProRes would have a big overhead when used for audio only. So AIFF/WAV was added as option of a concise audio only format. But desttype=webm+opus should work as you expected. Could you file a separate issue? I'll check what is going wrong.
Possibly related to #28 ?
Yup. This is a regression of #28. The extension should be checked and treated passthrough. Simply not working as expected. I'll check what*s wrong. Does not work at all, even with --desttype=webm only. JPGs. PNGs, whatever, get converted to WebM.
Possibly related to https://github.com/nschlia/ffmpegfs/issues/28 ?