Sisir Koppaka wrote:
> Yeah, the audio's playing fine and was properly encoded.
* Your original command line specified 'test.mov' as the target.
* The default codecs for .mov files are MPEG-4 for video and AAC for audio.
* FFmpeg supports encoding MPEG-4 video "out of the box", fine.
* FFmpeg does not support AAC audio "out of the box"; for encoding, you
need to install libfaac and recompile FFmpeg.
* Your FFmpeg command line exited early because, although it was able to
*decode* audio from the BFI file, it didn't know how to *encode* into
the MOV file.
Get some sleep. Hopefully, this will make more sense in the morning.
--
-Mike Melanson
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