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When I try to download videos in MP4 format, there is no audio
When I try to download videos in MP4 format, there is no audio
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Set Attempt to use output format as "MP4"
- Force Audio output to Auto
- Download a video
- See error no audio on video
Expected behavior There should be audio
Additional info (please complete the following information):
- OS: Windows 10
- Downloaded most recent version of gui
- Log of download indicates the following: "Requested formats are incompatible for merge and will be merged into mkv."
same on osx 12.4 (m1 mac)
Have you tried switching the audio codec? go to options > advanced > Show available codecs to download Then select any audio codec.
I am also having this problem
I have tried every codec and none work
I am also having this problem
Weird, are you having no audio while editing in a video editor perhaps? Or is it by using a media player like VLC?
Same issue here, MacOS 12.4, when output set to MP4 (needed so I don't need to re-encode an MKV with handbrake) downloads no longer have audio in Quicktime/Final Cut Pro.
Tried with a few links, same issue. Downloading audio only works.
Edit: Tried this on a duplicate machine with IINA and Elmedia Player installed. The videos downloaded DO have audio, it's just no longer in a format being recognised as compatible for native Mac apps e.g Final Cut Pro or Quicktime Player, which states: 'This file contains some media that isn’t compatible with QuickTime Player'. IINA and Elmedia Player play the same files with working audio.
Is there any way to force a specific audio codec to be used during the download/conversion for a combined video+audio download as that would perhaps be a way around this?
It looks like this may be related to these issues which apparently are resolved for a future release? https://github.com/jely2002/youtube-dl-gui/pull/265#issue-1087207012 https://github.com/jely2002/youtube-dl-gui/issues/258#issuecomment-999880410
When I manually choose M4A audio instead of OPUS audio works fine in FCP and Quicktime as per the workaround in the above comment.