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OS X is an operating system that is developed by Apple and used in Mac computers.
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How to show number of available streams using ffmpeg?
If you have ffprobe installed:
ffprobe <input> -show_entries format=nb_streams -v 0 -of compact=p=0:nk=1
You can also filter for video or audio streams by adding -select_streams v or -select_stream …
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