Hi!
11.08.2016 14:23, Mikołaj Machowski:
I have video with four streams: 0:0 video, 0:1 audio, 0:2 sub1, 0:3 sub2
> Result of normal settings is that both subtitle streams are default
Which container or file type is this? I know for certain that multiple
default streams of the same kind are not allowed in the matroska (.mkv)
format. For other formats, I am not sure but it does not make sense to
have more than one default stream per type.
and various players are interpreting this differently eg. ffplay is loading
> sub1 because this is first, vlc is loading sub2 because this is the last
> with default flag.
Case in point. This file should have never existed. ;)
How to 'undefault' one of streams and add descriptions?
You need to change the "disposition", like this:
$ ffmpeg -i bad_file.mkv -c copy -map 0 -disposition:s:1 -default
good_file.mkv
More generally it goes like:
$ ffmpeg -i input -c copy -map 0 -disposition:stream_spec flags output
More info on stream_spec can be found in the "Stream specifiers"
section of the ffmpeg manual.
So, this also works:
$ ffmpeg -i input -c copy -map 0 -disposition:s:1 +default+forced output
Well, in most cases it works that way. I think for your question this
answer is valid. But I think I discovered some curiosities while
testing this feature, when stream_spec is only the type without index,
so I am not certain, if this is a bug or my above generalisation is
just too broad. So, for the time being, take it with a grain of salt. :)
Best,
Peter
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