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Reproduced on MAC OS 10.13.6
ffmpeg-python 0.1.17
ffmpeg version 4.1.3
Docker image sampeka/ffmpeg-python:3.6.5 Alpine Linux v3.5
ffmpeg-python 0.1.17
ffmpeg version 4.0
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Merge video streams side by side results in audio stream missing not working
Merge video streams side by side results in audio stream missing
May 17, 2019
Processing streams with both audio and video in ffmpeg gets weird. Take a look at this example for some ideas.
In the details of #26, it's mentioned that a lot of this is just weird ffmpeg behavior and not directly ffmpeg-python, though some day we might be able to work around ffmpeg's weirdness a bit on the ffmpeg-python side.
In any case, take a look at that example and see if you can adapt the patterns to your use case.
(Bonus points if you post a working example for others to refer to)
I have a humbler example below that's reproduced from #184 , and is slightly different from the one linked above as it doesn't rely on input.audio or input.video.
The pull request claims that #26 has been fixed but I cannot find any of the methods proposed there.
I can't get the audio stream comming throught, which does show on probe:
The only thing that works is extracting the audio using:
and adding it at the end with:
Am I doing anything wrong or this is a bug?
This is the log when I output without the extracted audio file.
Reproduced on MAC OS 10.13.6
ffmpeg-python 0.1.17
ffmpeg version 4.1.3
Docker image sampeka/ffmpeg-python:3.6.5 Alpine Linux v3.5
ffmpeg-python 0.1.17
ffmpeg version 4.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: