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--- ubuntu:video:ffmpeg:remove_video_audio_streams_by_language [2023/06/06 19:41] – created peter
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-====== Ubuntu - Video - ffmpeg - Remove video/audio streams by language ======
-Use the map command to remove streams from media files.
-  * The stream index begins at 0, so, for example, to remove the first stream in the file you would use -map -0:0, to remove the second stream you'd use -map -0:1:
-<code bash>
-ffmpeg -i "C:\Transcode\input.mkv" -map 0 -map -0:1 -c copy "C:\Transcode\output.mkv"
-</code>
-----
-Streams can also be removed by type
-For example, to remove the second video stream you'd use -map -0:v:1, to remove the second audio stream you'd use -map -0:a:1 and to remove the second subtitle stream you'd use -map -0:s:1.
-You can use these commands together to do them all at once:
-<code bash>
-ffmpeg -i "C:\Transcode\input.mkv" -map 0 -map -0:v:1 -map -0:a:1 -map -0:s:1 -c copy "C:\Transcode\output.mkv"
-</code>
-You can automate this process on your files using the following Tdarr Plugins:
-To remove subtitle streams:
-<code bash>
-Tdarr_Plugin_x7ab_Remove_Subs
-</code>
-To remove audio streams based on language:
-<code bash>
-Tdarr_Plugin_MC93_Migz3CleanAudio
-</code>