Hi,
Is there any way to detect silent audio channels with the use of libVLC?
I have some bogus video/audio files (avi, mkv, ogm, etc) which have mostly AC3 audio streams with 6 channels.
The problem ist they only have 2 channels which contain actual audio data,
the other channels are just silent.
I need a way to detect that.
Silence channel detection
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Re: Silence channel detection
Code an audio-filter.
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Re: Silence channel detection
Great so it is possible. Thanks.
I'll look into it.
I'll look into it.
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