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  1. I got an Xvid video (5hrs+ ~4.5GB)
    Multiple audio streams with negative delays.
    I want to multiplex them.

    Goal: find a command line tool which allows to use multiple delays

    Problem is:
    a. mencoder only supports multiplexing only a single audio stream afaik. (using '-audiofile' can't be used multiple times)
    b. ffmpeg can't handle negative delays with multiple audio streams (https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/1349)

    My current workaround is to use ffmpeg and cut the audio using delaycut before multiplexing, but I'm wondering is there a cross platform tool which can do what ffmpeg&mencoder can't ?

    Cu Selur
    Last edited by Selur; 27th Jan 2018 at 03:49. Reason: typo in title
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  2. https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Seeking
    Should do the same as delaycut with negative delays, shouldn't it?
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  3. Probably. I usually use delaycut to remove all delays when when I remove the negative delays.
    But I would like to avoid cutting the audio.

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  4. But removing negative delays is cutting audio?

    With positive delays I only see: 1. encode silence 2. cat
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  5. still would be nice to at least do this in one call and not process each audio on it's own
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