LigH
20th July 2017, 08:12
I hope this thread fits here, as there are several tools and topics involved.
I got a report in the German doom9/Gleitz board that a member tried to extract raw streams (mp4box -raw *) from an MP4 file, supposedly containing 7.1 LC-AAC audio. Original material is not available as a small sample at the moment.
After re-multiplexing the extracted raw streams using MKVToolnix, the result does not play well in MPC-HC (gets stuck); ffplay reports issues and an AAC audio stream with 5.0 channel layout; only VLC plays it and detects the audio as 7.1 (3F2M2R/LFE). A small sample of the extracted AAC (https://forum.gleitz.info/showthread.php?47899-AAC-Stream-fixen&p=458982&viewfull=1#post458982) is detected as 5.0 (3/2/0) in MediaInfo as well.
My guess would be that the extraction to ADTS misses some header data, so I recommended not to demultiplex at all before converting to MKV, or at least save the audio as M4A instead of ADTS.
Can someone confirm? And is there any known small clip with 7.1 AAC audio I could download to test that issue?
I got a report in the German doom9/Gleitz board that a member tried to extract raw streams (mp4box -raw *) from an MP4 file, supposedly containing 7.1 LC-AAC audio. Original material is not available as a small sample at the moment.
After re-multiplexing the extracted raw streams using MKVToolnix, the result does not play well in MPC-HC (gets stuck); ffplay reports issues and an AAC audio stream with 5.0 channel layout; only VLC plays it and detects the audio as 7.1 (3F2M2R/LFE). A small sample of the extracted AAC (https://forum.gleitz.info/showthread.php?47899-AAC-Stream-fixen&p=458982&viewfull=1#post458982) is detected as 5.0 (3/2/0) in MediaInfo as well.
My guess would be that the extraction to ADTS misses some header data, so I recommended not to demultiplex at all before converting to MKV, or at least save the audio as M4A instead of ADTS.
Can someone confirm? And is there any known small clip with 7.1 AAC audio I could download to test that issue?