Replacing audio doesn't work whatsoever with files of the exact same length. It's fine when using the ffmpeg library directly, but that defeats the purpose of the application.
The only options are "shortest" or "longest" and regardless of which is chosen in this case, it just outputs an exact copy of the first/top file with its original audio.
I remember in some earlier versions that it would output two files with each other's audio instead, which wasn't ideal either, but at least there was a usable result.
Probably best would be to have a "top" or "bottom" option alongside, representing the video source respectively.
Replacing audio doesn't work whatsoever with files of the exact same length. It's fine when using the ffmpeg library directly, but that defeats the purpose of the application.
The only options are "shortest" or "longest" and regardless of which is chosen in this case, it just outputs an exact copy of the first/top file with its original audio.
I remember in some earlier versions that it would output two files with each other's audio instead, which wasn't ideal either, but at least there was a usable result.
Probably best would be to have a "top" or "bottom" option alongside, representing the video source respectively.