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You have PM

Thx.

[videoAI]

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v3.4.7.12

Although 'Clever' includes '-dn' (no data streams) during export, this parameter
does not remove a time code (TMCD) data stream.

I need 'Clever' to have the ability to properly remove TMCD; that's all.
It is as simple as adding '-write_tmcd 0' to your ffmpeg cmd.
Is that too much to ask?

post 2786330
Batch Remove tmcd stream

I will not make these changes.

To know why this is extremely important, please read on ...

| Stream Type | Code | Description |
|------------|------|-------------|
| Video | 'v' or 'V' | Video streams. 'v' matches all video streams,
while 'V' only matches video streams that are not attached pictures, thumbnails, or cover arts|
| Audio | 'a' | Audio streams. Includes all types of audio tracks in the media file|
| Subtitle | 's' | Subtitle streams. Contains text-based subtitle tracks|
| Data | 'd' | Data streams. Can include various types of non-media data embedded in the file|
| Attachments | 't' | Attachment streams. Used for embedded files like fonts, images, or
other supplementary content|

TMCD (Timecode) is a specialized Data stream type that carries timing metadata for video files,
primarily used in professional video production and editing workflows.

Characteristics
---------------

| Attribute | Description |
|-----------|-------------|
| Stream Type | Data stream ('d') |
| Codec | 'tmcd' (timecode) |
| Purpose | Stores precise frame-level timing information |
| Common Containers | QuickTime (.mov), professional video formats |

Usage
------
A timecode stream provides frame-accurate timing information that helps synchronize video
frames, in professional video editing and production environments.

It contains:
- Starting timecode
- Frame rate
- Frame count
- Precise temporal references

Typical Use Cases
- Professional video editing
- Broadcast and film production
- Maintaining frame-level synchronization
- Precise video navigation and editing

Issues
-------
Some applications (ex: mobile platforms) have compatibility problems with files containing TMCD streams.

Detection
----------
When inspecting a file with a timecode stream, you'll see an entry like:

Stream 0:2(und): Data: none (tmcd / 0x64636D74), 0 kb/s (default)

Removal
---------
You can remove a TMCD stream using FFmpeg:

ffmpeg -i input.mov -c:a copy -c:v copy -write_tmcd 0 output.mov

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I need 'Clever' to have the ability to properly remove TMCD; that's all.
It is as simple as adding '-write_tmcd 0' to your ffmpeg cmd.
Is that too much to ask?

Will add it to the multiplex commandlines.

[videoAI]

Thank you ..

Note: I am hoping you will add it to both multiplex commands lines (reg, simple),
simple allows batch jobs.

As always keep up the great work, much appreciated.
and don't stress yourself too much.

I need 'Clever' to have the ability to properly remove TMCD; that's all.
It is as simple as adding '-write_tmcd 0' to your ffmpeg cmd.

Will add it to the multiplex command lines.

[Findu]

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v3.4.7.13 feedback

All lossless crop "preview" issues have been fixed.

The numerous recent changes to the GUI are as expected. Thank you very much.

But I noticed that at Batch tasks, you use two times the word files instead of tasks "To reorder the file,... Swap files."

Extract streams page:
The None/All button need to fit in size of the other grid pages.
And perhaps add some centered text below the grid: "Only selected streams will be extracted."
Minor text change in the Video extraction pop-up window: "Should the video stream be saved in a container or as a raw stream?"

Tooltip of Multiplex, Chapters:
A space is missing between the words "activate,deactivate"

[Findu]

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v3.4.7.13 feedback

You can not use "To batch" at the Convert subtitle stream page any longer, cause of the new zero byte file check.


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When you cut, it could happen that a sub stream does not have any content any longer. Could such empty streams cause problems at later usage?

Could the "Convert to" selection store its setting?
As I remember, we had that in the past.