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FFmpeg: select one intended audio stream
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What this guide covers
Keep the audio track you intend while copying the video unchanged. Your agent can run the named synthetic verifier, then help check your own file.
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Guide title
FFmpeg: select one intended audio stream
Coverage
Keep the audio track you intend while copying the video unchanged. Your agent can run the named synthetic verifier, then help check your own file.
Example
A founder-operated FFmpeg 8.1 synthetic check selected the intended second audio track with unchanged video and selected-audio packet content.
Useful starting points
- Confirm the intended track by listening and checking stream metadata.
- Check metadata and playback separately; packet matching alone does not establish either.
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