Closed prldm closed 1 month ago
Thanks for describing the issue. If I understand correctly, you can achieve what you need with the --extra-output-options
option and pass the -ac
option there. Please refer to the README for some examples.
The reason why there's not a dedicated option for this (yet) is that I didn't want to map every single ffmpeg option. That said, the audio channel option is used often, so it could make sense to add it explicitly.
Closing for now as the option should be given via:
-e="-ac 2"
Feel free to reopen if you need further help.
Thinking about it more, I think having an explicit option makes sense because it's used more often.
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