07.06.2019, 21:19
Yes, it's normal that using Hybrid you run out of space to do what you want.
What Hybrid does when remuxing:
a. extract all raw streams
b. remux them to the target container
So what happen is your extracted raw streams are probably ~149GB and during muxing a ~150GB file is created.
So it would take at least 300 GB of free space to do the remuxing.
If you want don't have the space and your streams are already mp4 compatible use for example ffmpeg with something like:
ffmpeg will not extract the streams and only need some temporal data so only a bit more than 150GB of free space is required during the remuxing.
-> Hybrid isn't the right to do what you want with your space restrictions.
Cu Selur
What Hybrid does when remuxing:
a. extract all raw streams
b. remux them to the target container
So what happen is your extracted raw streams are probably ~149GB and during muxing a ~150GB file is created.
So it would take at least 300 GB of free space to do the remuxing.
If you want don't have the space and your streams are already mp4 compatible use for example ffmpeg with something like:
"path to ffmpeg" -i "Path to your input file" -c copy -map 0:0 -map 0:2 "path to your output"-> Hybrid isn't the right to do what you want with your space restrictions.
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.