> On a technical note, the gfv reports sampletype mp4a but the
> end product
> is .flv. How do/can I I run it through ffmpeg to get .m4a files?
I dare say there's more than one way of doing it, but this is what I use ...
For audio only:
ffmpeg -i input-blah.m4a.flv -acodec copy output-blah.m4a
For audio and video:
ffmpeg -i input-blah.mp4.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy output-blah.mp4
> On the subject of ffmpeg, will this insert time stamps when
> transcoding
> and how does one set the interval?
Can't help there ...
Regards
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