Le primidi 11 germinal, an CCXXII, Marcin krycho a écrit : > sorry but I sent this message almost week ago, I did not know it was not > visible on the list.
Your MUA is breaking threads (see the archive on Gmane for example). This is probably linked. You should fix this > Thank you for answer. So my understanding is that there are two solutions > for this problem. First solution is to use amix: filter graph + buffer for > each input + mixing. Second solution would be to create video file with > many audio streams with "amerge" and than mix these all channels using > pan(recomended)? They are the same solution, with only a slight difference in implementation, in the way you write the filter graph. The global result is the same: you feed frames on all inputs and you get a single mixed frame on the output. > Is there any code example for these two methods? FFMPEG allows to do it, > so maybe you know where it is implemented in FFMPEG? Which file etc. It is > not easy to start from scratch with such mixing, this is why I am looking > for example. There are examples for filtering audio, although I believe there are no example for graphs with several inputs. Regards, -- Nicolas George _______________________________________________ Libav-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-user
