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<quasar>
Hello. Can anyone help? I have an input .mkv file with two audio tracks, one desktop audio and one my mic. I want to cut out a section from the middle of it (I left OBS on overnight accidentally) and preserve the two audio tracks separately in the output file.
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<quasar>
I have this script right now but it only preserves the first audio track.
<za3k>
Hey, I'm trying to figure out how to suppress the version info and so on. I'm passing -loglevel error -nostats -hide_banner, but I'm still seeing: x265 [info]: HEVC encoder version 3.5+1-f0c1022b6
<furq>
-x265-params log-level=0
<za3k>
Also just to confirm, are globbed patterns alphabetized? (ex. -i *.jpg)
<za3k>
thanks furq
<za3k>
Err for clarity, -i '*.jpg'
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<furq>
they're in the order you would expect globs to be
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<furq>
if you're getting results in an unexpected order then maybe check LC_COLLATE
<za3k>
Sometimes globs are sorted and sometimes they're iterated over in inode order
<za3k>
I'm not seeing anything unexpected, I'm just paranoid
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<furq>
glob(3) is always in LC_COLLATE order
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<furq>
maybe you're thinking of python glob.glob which does its own stupid thing
<za3k>
ah yeah, GLOB_NOSORT. I'm only now learning glob(3) even exists, thanks
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<za3k>
i'm more thinking of the order of things returned by 'find' i guess
<za3k>
although yes i am calling ffmpeg from python so i had that in mind too
<za3k>
python has 'iglob', i think their default glob is sorted whether or not it's glob(3)