

Preferably with a language suffix in their names, if their languages is known, and a specific exit code to know the detection of an English audio failed.

Also, if the file doesn’t have an English audio stream, I want to extract all audio streams. The output audio file is in aac format, but it's still playable audio, if you are using Windows 10, you don't need any other program or tool to play it, there's already Groove music player preinstalled, i don't if it's older version of Windows, or other OS other than Windows, usually if a file can't be open, you just need a special program to open it, so just search on google for the right program to pen it. I like to extract the English audio stream of a video file using ffmpeg. Replace the input.mp4 with video file you want to extract its audio. To extract audio from mp4 video format, here is the example command:įfmpeg -i input.mp4 -acodec copy -ss 00:00:00 -to 00:03:41 output-audio.aac To download FFMPEG, go to their official web, download the archived file, extract it to your desired location, and add the bin path to your OS system path. Heres an example of extracting the audio from a video file called video.mkv and saving it to a file called very well could have been an AVI, MPEG, or any other video format that FFmpeg can decode.ffmpeg-i video.mkv -acodec pcms16le -ac 2 audio.wav.

To convert the DTS to AAC using ffmpeg while keeping video and mkv container: Code: ffmpeg -i 'input.mkv' -map 0 -c:v copy -c:a aac 'output. m4a and/or encode just the audio with quicktime AAC. FFMPEG stands for Fast Forward MPEG (Motion Picture Experts Group), it is a cool tools to do video editing with command line, you run ffmpeg from command line, powershell or terminal, i believe it's multi-platform, it's available for Windows, Linux and MacOS. I need to extract the audio lossless with.
