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Multitrack Audio Track Names Missing - PoizenJam - 2024-09-27 I have a bunch of multi-track audio files I've created and stored on Jellyfin. ffmpeg code in Python looks like- Code: # Convert to 1080p60 These metadata for the audio track names displays just fine in VLC and Windows Media Player: But in Jellyfin the audio track names are completely missing: Unsure why this would be the case- wondering if the community has any insight? If it helps, I am running Jellyfin as a Docker container on Windows. RE: Multitrack Audio Track Names Missing - TheDreadPirate - 2024-09-27 What is the output of ffprobe on that file? Also, did you make these changes after you add the file to your library? Did you rescan and replace all metadata after changing the titles? I mirrored your ffmpeg command, added "FOSS Audio" to track 1, rescanned my test file, and it showed up in Jellyfin. Code: chris@rat-trap:/media/storage2/testMovies/Atomic Blonde$ ffprobe Atomic\ Blonde\ -\ \[FOSS\].mkv Code: ffmpeg -i Atomic\ Blonde\ -\ \[FOSS\].mkv -map 0 -codec copy -metadata:s:a:0 title="FOSS Audio" test.mkv RE: Multitrack Audio Track Names Missing - PoizenJam - 2024-09-27 ffprobe wasn't showing the "Title" metatata- so thanks for that tipoff. Interesting, after a bit of troubleshooting I resolved the issue by writing some additional metadata (language + handler_name fields). Truly bizarre that title wasn't working on its own, especially since VLC and WMP detected it fine enough. |