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I have some video files that I'm trying to convert to .ogg or .mp3
They play fine in Video under Gnome 3.12, but they're all messed up when I load them into AVIDEMUX or AUDACITY.
They either have garbled audio or they skip.
I've checked that I have FFMpeg installed / however gstreamer-FFMpeg is not.
Any ideas why Playback in Video works, but under the editing programs I'm having problems?
Thanks.
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Works for me.
Is there anything interesting in the logs or in the console when you start audacity from the terminal?
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Audacity makes several ALSA references, but I'm on PulseAudio.
Both Gnome Video & Banshee play the file correctly however GVideo says the audio track is Vorbis and Banshee says it's MPEG1 layer1.
I didn't encode the original files, seems as though the metadata is corrupt.
Perhaps there's a way to just point the output of Banshee or Gnome Video to a file?
Last edited by JohnWayne (2014-06-15 21:19:06)
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Perhaps there's a way to just point the output of Banshee or Gnome Video to a file?
Try the usual
'command' > 'file' 2>&1
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JohnWayne wrote:Perhaps there's a way to just point the output of Banshee or Gnome Video to a file?
Try the usual
'command' > 'file' 2>&1
The result from terminal plays the file, but writes a 0 byte file as output. I'm thinking I'm going to have to use something like ardour that can reroute the audio to the file.
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