01.12.2017, 05:16
I need to transode all the streams from a folder into a single h264 with 4 split mono audio tracks.
I am using Win7 Pro 64bit
I have a pseudo MXF structure with a .mov pointer file. There is one video stream and 4 separate audio streams.
They look like this:
Hybrid will read the .vid file and transcode it correctly, but I cannot access the audio streams.
When I load only the .'mov pointer file' Hybrid returns a 0 byte filesize error. Or an error showing that vspipe.exe has stopped working.
With ffmpeg I can force it to read the pointer as per the instructions on stack exchange.
Basically I use
But I have to run ffmpeg from each container folder to do this. That is why I would like to use Hybrid with Job Queue.Please, read the 'Infos needed to fix&reproduce bugs,..'-sticky before you post about a problem.
I tried to run the debug process but the application crashed before it could write the file.
UPDATE: I managed to get a debug log before a crash. I am testing with a 2 audio stream clip but the issue is the same.
However I have zipped a folder that anyone can try transcoding.
Its 433mb unfortunately, its the smallest file I have. I have placed it on my G drive
Test folder
I am using Win7 Pro 64bit
I have a pseudo MXF structure with a .mov pointer file. There is one video stream and 4 separate audio streams.
They look like this:
Hybrid will read the .vid file and transcode it correctly, but I cannot access the audio streams.
When I load only the .'mov pointer file' Hybrid returns a 0 byte filesize error. Or an error showing that vspipe.exe has stopped working.
With ffmpeg I can force it to read the pointer as per the instructions on stack exchange.
Basically I use
ffmpeg -enable_drefs 1 -use_absolute_path 1 -i camb_onitefire_050914.mov -map 0:v -map 0:a camb_onitefire_A.mp4
I tried to run the debug process but the application crashed before it could write the file.
UPDATE: I managed to get a debug log before a crash. I am testing with a 2 audio stream clip but the issue is the same.
However I have zipped a folder that anyone can try transcoding.
Its 433mb unfortunately, its the smallest file I have. I have placed it on my G drive
Test folder