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Old 12th July 2020, 12:08   #5  |  Link
Richard1485
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Selur View Post
You have to specify the filename etc. for each stream:
Code:
ffmpeg -y -threads 8 -analyzeduration 200M -probesize 200M -i "bluray:<PATH TO BLU-RAY FOLDER WHICH CONTAINS THE BDMV-FOLDER >" -sn -vcodec copy "E:\Temp\2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_17.vc1" -map 0:40 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_9_aid_6656_lang_en_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_15.dts" -map 0:7 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_8_aid_4358_lang_en_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_13.ac3" -map 0:6 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_7_aid_4357_lang_es_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_11.dts" -map 0:5 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_6_aid_4356_lang_de_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_09.dts" -map 0:4 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_5_aid_4355_lang_it_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_07.dts" -map 0:3 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_4_aid_4354_lang_fr_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_05.dts" -map 0:2 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_3_aid_4353_lang_en_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_03.dts" -map 0:1 -y -acodec copy "E:\Output\iId_2_aid_4352_lang_ja_2020-07-11@17_50_25_2710_01.dts"
This is a perfect example of why I appreciate ffmpeg's capabilities but prefer eac3to for certain tasks. If only there were a way to simplify the former's syntax...

Thanks for your posts on this topic, Selur! They are most informative. I've wanted to know how to do this with ffmpeg for quite a while.
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