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  1. I have several home videos that for some reason have multiple audio tracks and cause audio echo issues during playback on my Apple TV. I have found that I can re-encode the files using Handbrake and remove the offending audio track which solves the problem.

    My issues is this: I have over 300 video files in my collection and not all of them have the multiple audio track issue. Is there a way I can list all my video files and identify which ones have multiple audio tracks, then I will know which ones to go in and fix. Or some other clever way to know which of my video files have more than one audio track?
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  2. You don't need to re-encode to get rid of unwanted audio channels, you just need to re-mux (lossless).
    if you do this with ffmpeg it only keeps the first audio by default.

    To identify all files with multiple audio: maybe it's possible using mediainfo ?
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