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[videoAI]

Adobe Premiere’s Essential Sound potential export formats: [.m4a] or [.mp4] with AAC audio

1. It is better to select .m4a format
2. Select the audio track you want to export
3. Open the Essential Sound panel (Window > Essential Sound)
4. Choose the appropriate audio type (Dialog, Music, SFX, etc.)
5. Click the Export button in the Essential Sound panel
6. In the export settings:
- Choose AAC as the audio codec
- Select desired bitrate (typically 256 kbps for good quality)
- Pick your output location
7. Click Export

[videoAI]

ffprobe false positive

ffprobe can sometimes falsely detect a "video stream" in a text file due to how it attempts to parse
and interpret file contents.

This happens because:

1. ffprobe tries to interpret raw binary data as a potential multimedia stream
2. Text files contain binary data that, when misinterpreted, might look like a video stream to the tool
3. The detection is often a false positive and doesn't mean the file actually contains a valid video track.

Potential Reasons for False Detection:
1- Random binary patterns in the text file that resemble video stream headers
2- Encoded or compressed text files with unusual binary representations
3- Specific text encodings or file formats that confuse ffprobe's stream detection


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[ProWo]

Hi ProWo – to explain further…bear with me, hope this makes some sense…

Please post a pic from this clever FFmpeg-GUI's multiplex window here.

[Findu]

@ ProWo

Suggestion for the Scan for errors page.

How about showing all option frames, aktive and inaktive?

Before the scan:

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After the scan when errors have been found:

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After viewing the errors, when you answer Yes or No, you sould be directed to the Main page.

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Currently you see that empty Scan page.

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