Copy all avaiable input streams to the output#51
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elijahmathews wants to merge 1 commit intoBrettSheleski:masterfrom
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Copy all avaiable input streams to the output#51elijahmathews wants to merge 1 commit intoBrettSheleski:masterfrom
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Awesome, will review when I'm at a computer. First glance on my phone looks great. |
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Currently,
comchap(and I believecomcutas well) does not copy the all input streams to the chapterized/trimmed output file. I've mostly noticed this with inputs that have multiple audio streams included within, where only the first of these streams ends up landing in the output.This pull request should address this by adding
-map 0to the FFmpeg command to ensure that all streams (e.g. video, audio, subtitles) are copied into the output.