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Old 8th February 2010, 11:52 AM
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mplayer stream.yuv question

hi
i am trying to use mplayer to add ssa subtitles to my videos using this FAQ link

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mplayer -vf expand=:-60::2 -ao pcm foo.avi -ass -sub subtitles.ssa -vo yuv4mpeg
the above creates a .wav audio file called "audiodump.wav" and a "stream.yuv" file. I just want the audio to be included in the stream.yuv, is that possible? I tried removing -ao pcm but stream.yuv still no sound/audio.
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