I've just started using ffmpeg.

Common here are VHS tapes with two stereo sets of audio that and we capture to 
10-bit YUV and ffmpeg recognizes as four mono channels in one stream.


I'd like to store these masters as two streams of two-channel audio and 
generate mpeg4, prores, and msmpeg4v2 derivatives; with aac, aac, and mp3 audio 
for each of those respectively.


Can I do that with two streams of audio for all cases above?  Any reason I 
shouldn't bother doing so?


Assuming I should reformat the audio, any advice how?


I've successfully experimented with extracting the four channels of audio, 
reconstructing two streams of two-channel audio from that, and then replacing 
the video's original audio with the new audio streams.   But I wonder if there 
is a one command line solution?


Thanks in advance for any advice power users might provide.

Karl Fitzke
Audio/Visual Specialist
B76 Kroch Library
Ithaca, NY 14853

607-255-5521
[email protected]
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