A 1:1 video copy option
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A 1:1 video copy option
Is there a way to get a 1:1 copy video and just change audio tracks? Some kind of Video Passthru? Thanks for your awesome tool.
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rollin_eng
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Re: A 1:1 video copy option
Not with HB.
Re: A 1:1 video copy option
Handbrake is intended for video encoding, so a "pass through" option for video isn't in the project's goals.
You can use the command line version of ffmpeg to do exactly what you're asking, though.
You can use the command line version of ffmpeg to do exactly what you're asking, though.
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Deleted User 13735
Re: A 1:1 video copy option
If all you need to do is switch out audio tracks, AVIDemux (free) should do the trick.
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Deleted User 13735
Re: A 1:1 video copy option
If all you need to do is switch out audio tracks, AVIDemux (free) should do the trick.
Or its easy enough in ffmpeg command line.
Or its easy enough in ffmpeg command line.
Re: A 1:1 video copy option
To remux (repack) to .mkv, use MKVToolnix GUI.
To demux (extract) from .mkv, use MKVCleaver or similar (MKVToolnix needs to be installed
To remux (repack) to .mpg, avi, 3gp etc., use My MP4Box GUI.
To demux (extract) from .mp4, avi, 3gp and others, use MP4Box GUI.
MKV files and other types, like MP4, avi etc. are just containers for audio, video and subtitle streams. You use the tools to extract or repack the streams into different containers. It's lossless because of that and only limited in speed by your harddrive.
To demux (extract) from .mkv, use MKVCleaver or similar (MKVToolnix needs to be installed
To remux (repack) to .mpg, avi, 3gp etc., use My MP4Box GUI.
To demux (extract) from .mp4, avi, 3gp and others, use MP4Box GUI.
MKV files and other types, like MP4, avi etc. are just containers for audio, video and subtitle streams. You use the tools to extract or repack the streams into different containers. It's lossless because of that and only limited in speed by your harddrive.