Hello
Maybe this is a better place to post this. I am trying to use vlc to add a audio .mp3 file to an existing .avi file which does not have sound. When I use the gui on windows, it will do this but it truncates the file at the point where the audio file ends. In other words if I have a 15 minute long video and a 5 minute long audio file, the result is a 5 minuted combined file. Could someone please provide a vlc command line method for doing this? I do not see any any examples in the wiki documentation.
Thanks in advance
John
cmd line for audio add to avi file
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Re: cmd line for audio add to avi file
but, how can vlc go on after 5 minutes?
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Re: cmd line for audio add to avi file
Hello
I was thinking that it would continue playback for 10 more minutes of silent video or perhaps even looping the audio until the video was complete.
John
I was thinking that it would continue playback for 10 more minutes of silent video or perhaps even looping the audio until the video was complete.
John
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