Audacity Forum

I don't know that FFmpeg directly supports MPEG2 embedded audio and/or Video Objects (vob). I don't have any problems importing VOB files into Audacity as long as there is no copy protection. Try http://www.dvddecrypter.org.uk/ - ...

I don't know that FFMpeg directly supports MPEG2 embedded audio and/or Video Objects (vob). You may need to use a software package that presents the plain sound file; Dolby Surround, or PCM if available. Then, I believe, FFMpeg and ...

Hello all [new guy here - so please be patient w/me!] I'm trying to extract just the dialogue track from a dvd. I'm using Audacity 2 and have the ffmpeg installed. Once I import the .vob file, I play it back and it seems to 'chirp & buzz' , and sounds out of sync - plays fast. Any idea to get ...

thanks, it works! and yes, saving mono files will save 50% of space approx (as expected)

... If i do the same using the mp3 lame encoder I can see just one track in audacity when re-reading the saved fil Update to the currently recommended FFmpeg 0.6.2 ( http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown ) then it will import mono AAC files as mono. Gale

...for saving space and *before* conversion to AAC by FFMPEG. I wouldn't want a "fake" stereo file, but I don't think you'll save space by saving a mono file as mono AAC. AAC uses Joint Stereo by default, which encodes the L+R & L-R signals ...

for saving space and *before* conversion to AAC by FFMPEG. very easy in principle, looking here http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Talk:Mixing_stereo_tracks_to_mono_in_your_Project still, if I save the mono track and re-open it I still se two channels. ...

... both working and recording. WMP and Media Monkey are both playing back OK. I've downloaded LAME and it's in the Audacity folder and I downloaded Ffmpeg. The Audio host is set on MME, the output device - Realtek HD Audio output; the Input device - Realtek HD Audio Input:Stereo Mix; Input Channels ...

... by portable recorders may actually contain compressed audio formats. To import those type of WAV files into Audacity you can try installing FFmpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown . Gale

... Audacity supports in exported files, see http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/file_export_dialog.html#compare When trying to use the 'Custom FFmpeg', then seeing the 6 channel diagram, when I then hit 'OKAY' it just sat there and did nothing. A resulting file showed on my desktop, but it ...