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If you know the FFmpeg muxing commands to use, and it does not require having the video stream open, have you tried it? See Exporting to an External Program.

If it works, please show us the steps and the exact commands you use.


Gale

Add this, for already made suggestion for add video playback feature (for easily edit/synch audio with video), this great feature maybe can be added more easily using multiplatform libavcodec libs

I am running the latest versions of both ffmpeg (2.2.2) and audacity (2.06) and have attempted both the dmg install and the zip file drag to both /usr/local/lib (I know this isn't recommended but it wasn't working and lame installed itself there ...

No it's a different way to work, It's only a ffmpeg muxing using ffmpeg features, nothing new to implement in Audacity core is needed or new formats to add, this feature dont' really open video stream in Audacity, but only work mux-remux audio ...

I don't think Audacity directly supports "San Gabriel" or whatever mountain range that is. It says in the release notes for Audacity 2.0.6: OS X 10.10 Yosemite: Audacity 2.0.6 will not officially support OS X 10.10 Yosemite when released (in particular, Apple Audio Units may not open in A...

I don't think Audacity directly supports "San Gabriel" or whatever mountain range that is.
Koz

Will you be here on the forum supporting all those formats? Keeping in mind that Audacity runs on and is supported for all three popular computing platforms. "My Audacity video export will not open in Apple Final Cut Pro. What could be wrong?" It's all we can do to support sound services, ...

Suggestion at evaluation that would be great for video-audio editing -export as video file feature: when use ffmpeg plugin, audacity option for directly save audio to video file using ffmpeg.exe, in other words muxing feature working like ffmpeg gui. feature with "export ...

I am running the latest versions of both ffmpeg (2.2.2) and audacity (2.06) and have attempted both the dmg install and the zip file drag to both /usr/local/lib (I know this isn't recommended but it wasn't working and lame installed itself there ...

opening wma files in Audacity 2.0.6 with the new FFmpeg 2.2.2 seems slow : it takes at least double the time taken with other Audio editors. A new version of FFmpeg , (which is required for Audacity to read wma files) , was introduced with Audacity ...