The resulting file ends up 8MB larger (this is acceptable)Ģ. However, using map and copy with ffmpeg doesn't seem to work right:ġ. The new audio is the old, except de-hiss'd, normalized, and with several fades placed. m4a audio file and over-writing the existing one in an. I tried this (came here after trying and failing), with the option of taking an. bash: syntax error near unexpected token del mkvlist.txt bash: syntax error near unexpected token del filelist.txtįor /F "delims= " %%F in (mkvlist.txt) do ffmpeg.exe -i "%%F" -vcodec copy -aco dec copy "%%~dF%%~pF%%~nF.mp4"Ĭommand 'mdel' from package 'mtools' (main)Ĭommand 'delp' from package 'fp-utils-2.4.4' (universe)Ĭommand 'el' from package 'oneliner-el' (universe)Ĭommand 'tel' from package 'orville-write' (universe)Ĭommand 'deal' from package 'deal' (universe)Ĭommand 'hdel' from package 'hfsutils' (main)Ĭommand 'bel' from package 'belier' (universe)Ĭommand 'qdel' from package 'slurm-llnl-torque' (universe)Ĭommand 'qdel' from package 'gridengine-client' (universe)Ĭommand 'qdel' from package 'torque-client-x11' (universe)Ĭommand 'qdel' from package 'torque-client' (universe)ĭel: command not for /F "delims= " %%F in (mkvlist.txt) do ffmpeg.exe -i "%%F" -vcodec copy -acodec copy "%%~dF%%~pF%%~nF.mp4"
Thanks, but unfortunately it didn't work.
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