Leland, I applied v10 and I exported all four FFmpeg formats using FFmpeg HEAD
and all three available formats (amr is not available) uing the Ubuntu FFmpeg.
I imported the seven files using both versions of FFmpeg.
My only issue was with the stereo m4a I exported using Ubuntu's FFmpeg so using
the native aac encoder. This is the log when importing it into Audacity with
either version of Audacity:
Error: Stream 0 start_time = 0, that would be 0.000000 milliseconds.
If I use Ubuntu's FFmpeg at the Audacity CLI with AUdacity HEAD or 1.3.12 I get
no export at all and
"/usr/bin/ffmpeg: relocation error: /usr/local/lib/libswscale.so.0: symbol
av_opt_set_defaults, version LIBAVUTIL_50 not defined in file libavutil.so.50
with link time reference"
Not sure why it does not look in /usr/lib/ but I guess that's the problem.
Maybe I should just unintall FFmpeg HEAD now and rebuild Audacity HEAD with v10
to satisfy myself Audacity HEAD patched is OK with the native AC encoder?
However shouldn't Audacity sense a problem when I export M4A with Ubuntu FFmpeg
instead of treating you to its (very long) M4A export progress dialogue?
Thanks for the tips, Benjamin.
Leland, I applied v10 and I exported all four FFmpeg formats using FFmpeg HEAD
and all three available formats (amr is not available) uing the Ubuntu FFmpeg.
I imported the seven files using both versions of FFmpeg.
My only issue was with the stereo m4a I exported using Ubuntu's FFmpeg so using
the native aac encoder. This is the log when importing it into Audacity with
either version of Audacity:
Error: Stream 0 start_time = 0, that would be 0.000000 milliseconds.
If I use Ubuntu's FFmpeg at the Audacity CLI with AUdacity HEAD or 1.3.12 I get
no export at all and
"/usr/bin/ffmpeg: relocation error: /usr/local/ lib/libswscale. so.0: symbol set_defaults, version LIBAVUTIL_50 not defined in file libavutil.so.50
av_opt_
with link time reference"
Not sure why it does not look in /usr/lib/ but I guess that's the problem.
Maybe I should just unintall FFmpeg HEAD now and rebuild Audacity HEAD with v10
to satisfy myself Audacity HEAD patched is OK with the native AC encoder?
However shouldn't Audacity sense a problem when I export M4A with Ubuntu FFmpeg
instead of treating you to its (very long) M4A export progress dialogue?